Australian Income Tax Commentary - Checkpoint
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Date: 01/05/2013 Code: 41489273 Thomson Reuters, AUSTRALIA |
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Description
Conducting research by trawling through multiple websites for information of uncertain providence is time consuming. Income Tax Commentary provides explanatory commentary on the income tax laws contained in the ITAA 1997 and the ITAA 1936. This primary subscription resource is reliable, up-to-date and put together with practitioners in mind. The Thomson Reuters Commentary team combines the skills of a very experienced group of in-house tax writers with a diverse range of proven external writers.
The commentary is structured using a “top down” hierarchy with detailed overviews which then push down to deeper levels of analysis. This makes it accessible to all levels of tax professionals.
Australian Income Tax Commentary Features
- The ITAA 1997 Commentary is structured on a “divisional subject matter” basis. The structure is subject matter based material – it is not annotated.
- This approach enables our writers to “deconstruct” the legislation and address how a particular set of tax laws operates, and importantly, how it interacts with other laws, rather than explain in an isolated way how a particular provision works.
- For those who are used to annotated commentary, we embed section finding lists so that you have the best of both worlds
- Navigate quickly and easily between commentary and legislation to find what you need using links to commentary embedded in the legislation and vice versa.
- Links to relevant legislation, rulings and cases
Australian Income Tax Commentary Benefits
- The Income Tax Commentary provides the depth of analysis of the primary technical rules and linkages to related issues that a trusted advisor or professional needs to develop expertise.
- Income Tax Commentary on Checkpoint helps you move beyond compliance to become a trusted adviser.
- The real value of a trusted advisor is demonstrated by expertise in transactional analysis – ensuring that a proposed transaction is structured or sequenced to achieve the business objective with the best tax outcome.
Also available as an Australian Income Tax Commentary and Tax Legislation bundle as your authorative resource on Thomson Reuters' Checkpoint™ research platform.
Contents:
- ITAA 1997 Commentary
- ITAA 1936 Commentary
- Taxation Administration Act 1953 and related legislation
- Tax Agent Services Act 2009
Updated regularly and with updating links alerting you to any substantive developments you will always have the latest information relating to each section.
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