United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
University of New South Wales / University of Texas School / /
IndustryTerm
trust law / tax anti-avoidance law / statutory tax law / antiabuse law / anti-abuse law / income tax law / rule-of-law arguments / law stems / judicial solutions / case law / judicial anti-abuse law / antiabuse tax law / narrow judicial applications / tax law / taxation law / case law doctrines / legislative solutions / tax anti-abuse law / /
Movie
The Prime Minister / /
Organization
School of Taxation and Business Law / High Court / Prime Minister’s party / House of Representatives / Internal Revenue Service / School of Taxation / University of New South Wales / Slutzkin court / Senate / Congress / University of Texas School of Law / U.S. Congress / Australian Senate / Australian High Court / U.S. Treasury / Australian Taxation Office / /
Person
Leigh Osofsky / ROBIN WOELLNER / Malcolm Gammie / David P. Hariton / Susan Morse / Judith Freedman / Jeffrey Waincymer / Anti-Avoidance Principle / Leandra Lederman / Neil Brooks / SHIRLEY MURPHY / Anti-Avoidance Rules / Victor Thuronyi / Robert Deutsch / C. John Taylor / Richard Vann / CHRIS EVANS / Charles H. Gustafson / F. Avery Jones / STEPHEN BARKOCZY / Hugh J. Ault / David A. Weisbach / John Prebble / DALE PINTO / Brian J. Arnold / /
Position
Professor of Law / Tax Specialist / Federal Commissioner / final judicial arbiter / General / tax administrator / Commissioner / Treasurer / Assistant Professor / /
[removed]Preliminary Draft – not for citation, distribution, quotation etc. THE DEVELOPMENT OF TAX ANTI-AVOIDANCE LAW IN AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED STATES Susan C. Morse and Robert Deutsch* INTRODUCTION