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Professor Duncan Bentley

Vice-Chancellor and President

Senior Executive

Section/Portfolio:

Senior Executive

Location:

Mt Helen Campus, Online

Tax Officer 2030: the exercise of discretion and artificial intelligence

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Digital tax administration: transforming the workforce to deliver

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Atax 13th international tax administration conference: Tax system integrity in a digital age

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Taxpayer rights and protections in a digital global environment

This chapter explores the impact on taxpayer rights of digital developments in electronics and...

Timeless principles of taxpayer protection: How they adapt to digital disruption

Digital transformation will pose growing challenges to tax revenues and systems of taxation that...

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Being a Global Leader: Challenges of Internationalisation

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Playing chess with taxpayers: The conundrum of “a permanent place of abode” and the Legislative Residence Tests for individuals in Australia and New Zealand

Australia’s legislative definition of tax residence has remained unchanged since 1936. New...

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Preparing law graduates for a globalised world

Australian universities have been actively engaged in transnational education since the 1990s....

The legislative requirements for measuring quality in transnational education: Understanding divergence while maintaining standards

Australian universities have been actively engaged in transnational education since the 1990s....

Equivalent or not?: Beyond measuring teaching and learning standards in a transnational education environment

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine issues academics at importing institutions face...

Taxpayer rights in Australia twenty years after the introduction of the Taxpayers' Charter

Twenty years after the introduction of the Australian Taxpayers' Charter this article reviews its...

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Employer Perspectives on Essential Knowledge, Skills and Attributes for Law Graduates to Work in a Global Context

Some law schools are responding to globalisation by ‘internationalising’ course content. This...

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Politics and tax reform: A comparative analysis of the implementation of a broad-based consumption tax in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom

The introduction of a broad-based consumption tax in the form of a value added tax (VAT) in the...

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Special methods and tools for educating the transnational lawyer

[No abstract available]

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