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Australian Business Law Review update: Vol 50 Pt 5

By journalalerts on March 10, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Business Law Review includes the following articles: "Business Competitors, Standing and Judicial Review" – Matthew Groves; "Corporate Criminal Liability in Transnational Bribery: Is Double Jeopardy a Game Changer?" – Qingxiu Bu; "Competitive Neutrality in Australia: Time for a Reset?" – Rhonda L Smith and Deborah Healey; and "A New Regulatory Regime to Address Digital Harm – Nicholas Felstead and Cordelia Egerton-Warburton.

Posted In:  Australian Business Law Review (ABLR)  Tagged:   ACCC Digital Platform Services Inquiry   Australia’s competition and consumer protection laws   Australian Competition and Consumer Commission   competitive neutrality policy   Cordelia Egerton-Warburton   corporate criminal liability   Deborah Healey   developing fit-for-purpose digital regulation   digital platforms   doctrine of standing   judicial review   Matthew Groves   Michael Terceiro   multijurisdictional anti-bribery actions   multinational corporations (MNCs)   Nicholas Felstead   NSW Independent Pricing and Review Tribunal   OECD   OECD Recommendation on Competitive Neutrality   Qingxiu Bu   Rhonda L Smith   standing of business competitors   standing of public interest groups   transnational bribery 

Australian Tax Review update: Vol 51 Pt 4

By journalalerts on March 9, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Tax Review includes the following: "Building a Better Tax Future" – Kerrie Sadiq and Dale Pinto; "Worker Status: How Can We Get It Working for Australia’s Tax System?" – Brett Freudenberg; "The Meaning of Goodwill" – Nick Gangemi; and "The Path to a Bifurcated Tangible Asset Depreciation Regime in Australia" – Christina Allen.

Posted In:  Australian Tax Review (AT Rev)  Tagged:   Bifurcated Tangible Asset Depreciation Regime   Brett Freudenberg   Christina Allen   COVID-19 measures   custom concept of goodwill   determining a worker’s status as an employee or independent contractor   excess value concept of goodwill   goodwill   implications of goodwill in taxation   intellectual property and commercial   legal concept of goodwill   Nick Gangemi   privilege concept of goodwill   small business depreciation concessions   tax and regulatory compliance   United Kingdom   worker status 

Australian Tax Review update: Vol 51 Pt 3

By journalalerts on March 9, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Tax Review's Special Issue on Tax Administration includes the following: "New Frontiers in Tax Administration" – Rodney Brown; "Challenges and Opportunities for a New Decade in Tax Administration" – Chris Jordan AO; "Beyond Tax Gap: How a Better Understanding of Tax Performance Changes Tax Administration – Jeremy Hirschhorn; "Tax Accounting for Financial Wellbeing: Quantifying the Unmet Need for Pro Bono Tax Advice" – Ann Kayis-Kumar, Jack Noone, Youngdeok Lim, Michael Walpole and Gordon Mackenzie; "A Matter of Trust? Corporate Taxpayers’ Experience with the ATO’s Justified Trust Program" – Rodney J Brown; and "A New Direction for Assistance in International Tax Debt Collection?" – Michael Dirkis.

Posted In:  Australian Tax Review (AT Rev)  Tagged:   Ann Kayis-Kumar   ATO’s Justified Trust Program   Australian tax clinics   Australian Taxation Office (ATO)   Chris Jordan AO   co-operative compliance program   Corporate Taxpayers   financial counsellors   financial hardship   Financial Wellbeing   financially disadvantaged people   Gordon Mackenzie   International Tax Debt Collection   Jack Noone   Jeremy Hirschhorn   Justified Trust (JT)   late tax returns   Michael Dirkis   Michael Walpole   New Frontiers in Tax Administration   OECD Forum on Tax Administration’s Enhancing International Tax Debt Management report   outstanding tax returns   Pro Bono Tax Advice   relationship between financial wellbeing and tax accounting   Rodney Brown   social justice   Tax Accounting   tax administration   tax compliance   tax debt   tax debt collection   tax gap   tax risk management and governance framework   tax stress   Youngdeok Lim 

Australian Tax Review update: Vol 51 Pt 2

By journalalerts on March 9, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Tax Review's Special Issue on Tax Reform includes the following: "Critical Junctures and Perspectives: A Call for, and Response to, New Voices in Tax Reform" – Kathryn James, Sonali Walpola and Tamara Wilkinson; "Optimal Tax Design: Choice of Tax Base and Rate Structure" – Patricia Apps; "A History of Critical Tax in Australia" – Kathryn James; "Tax Justice in Australia – Some Critical Considerations" – Patrick Emerton; "A Critical Examination of the Tax-motivated Use of Discretionary Trusts: Evidence, Identifying Tax Avoidance, and the Efficacy of Legislative Tools" – Sonali Walpola; "Drivers of Economic Outcomes for Single Women without Children in Retirement" – Myra Hamilton, Helen Hodgson and Bruce Bradbury; and "Reviewing the Relationship between State and Taxpayer in the Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Critical Commentary done through a Comparative Lens" – Yvette Lind.

Posted In:  Australian Tax Review (AT Rev)  Tagged:   Australia’s Housing and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey   Australian income tax system   Bruce Bradbury   COVID-19 pandemic   critical tax movement in Australia   Family Tax Benefit – Part A   female labour supply   financial aid measures   financial services providers   gender pay gap   Helen Hodgson   Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (Cth)   interrupted workforce participation   Kathryn James   marginal tax rate scale   modern tax theory   Myra Hamilton   Patricia Apps   Patrick Emerton   Personal Income Tax and Low Income Tax Offset   Professor Anthony Infanti   Professor Bridget Crawford   Retirement   Single Women without Children   Sonali Walpola   Superannuation   Tamara Wilkinson   tax avoidance   tax justice in contemporary Australia   tax-motivated use of discretionary trusts   Yvette Lind 

Australian Intellectual Property Journal update: Vol 33 Pt 2

By journalalerts on March 1, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal - Special Issue on IP After AI Part 1 - includes the following articles: "Optimising Intellectual Property in the Age of AI Creativity: Perspectives from the United States" – David Kappos and Kevin M Kuate Fodouop; "Beyond AI Ownership; or, the Continuing Problem of Software Patenting in the AI Landscape" – Shubha Ghosh; "Artificial Intelligence and the Right to Communicate to the Public in Copyright: Lessons from the United States" – Cheryl Foong; and "The EU Copyright Exceptions for Text and Data Mining: (Un)suitable Model Solution for the Development of Artificial Intelligence?" - Novak Vujičić. Also in this Part is the following section: Editorial.

Posted In:  Australian Intellectual Property Journal (AIPJ)  Tagged:   Age of AI Creativity   AI   AI and Copyright   AI Ownership   AIPJ   articles   artificial intelligence   Artificial Intelligence and the Right to Communicate to the Public in Copyright   Australian copyright law   Australian intellectual property   Australian Intellectual Property Journal   Australian intellectual property law   Australian IP   Australian Trade Mark Law   Cheryl Foong   Copyright Act 1968 (Cth)   Data Mining   David J Brennan   David J Kappos   David Lindsay   Dianne Nicol   Dilan Thampapillai   EU Copyright Exceptions for Text and Data Mining   Intellectual Property After Artificial Intelligence   intellectual property law   IP After AI   Kevin M Kuate Fodouop   Novak Vujičić   Problem of Software Patenting   Shubha Gosh   Software Patenting   Software Patenting in the AI Landscape   Special Issue   Special Issue on IP After AI Part 1   Text and Data Mining   United States   US 

Australian Business Law Review update: Vol 50 Pt 4

By journalalerts on February 28, 2023

The latest Part of the Australian Business Law Review includes the following articles: “Employees, Contractors and Hybrid Workers: Rethinking Legal Categories in the Sharing Economy’s Platform-User-Provider Model” – Juan Diaz-Granados and Benedict Sheehy; “Determining Whether an Employment or Independent Contractor Relationship Exists and the Relevance of Contractual Performance to Its Interpretation” – Anthony Gray; “Stability of Private Health Insurance in Australia: Analysis and Proposal of a Legislative Framework to Boost Participation” – Marlou Smits, Josefa Henriquez, Adrian Melia and Francesco Paolucci; “CONTRACT AND RESTITUTION – Combating Price Gouging” – Philip H Clarke; and “COMMERCIAL LITIGATION – Regulation of Litigation Funding – Lessons from the European Parliament Draft Directive for Australia” – Michael Legg

Posted In:  Australian Business Law Review (ABLR)  Tagged:   Adrian Melia   Anthony Gray   Australia   Benedict Sheehy   Canada   combating price gouging   contract interpretation   contractors   contractual performance   employees   Francesco Paolucci   Hybrid workers   Josefa Henriquez   Juan Diaz-Granados   Marlou Smits   Medicare Levy Surcharge   Michael Legg   PHI regulation   Philip H Clarke   platform technologies   private health insurance   regulation of litigation funding   sharing economy   United Kingdom   United States 

Company and Securities Law Journal update: Vol 39 Pt 6

By journalalerts on February 27, 2023

The latest Part of the Company & Securities Law Journal is the second part of a special issue under the heading The Future of the Corporation, deriving from papers presented at a workshop at Flinders University in December 2021. Contributions include the following articles: "The Australian Charitable Incorporated Organisation: A Reform Proposal" – Rosemary Teele Langford and Miranda Webster; "Sustainability Reporting and Shareholder Engagement: The Case of Singapore" – Samantha S Tang; "Reconsitituting the Contemporary Corporation Through Ecologically Responsive Regulation" – Christine Parker and Fiona Haines.

Posted In:  Company and Securities Law Journal (C&SLJ)  Tagged:   Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC)   Christine Parker   corporate governance   corporations   Dr Rosemary Teele Langford   environment reporting   Fiona Haines   Margaret Davies   Miranda Webster   regulation   Samantha Tang   shareholder engagement   shareholder reporting   Singapore   sustainability   sustainability reporting   Vivienne Brand 

Local Government Law Journal update: Vol 24 Pt 2

By journalalerts on February 23, 2023

This Part of the Local Government Law Journal includes the following content: "Preserving Character Assessment in the Land-Use Planning Toolkit" – Willem van Wyk; "Developments in Planning Law" – Glen McLeod, Chelsea White and Emiko Watanabe; Local Government Planning and Law Guide Cases – Stephanie Booker, Lawrie Groom, Connor Fisher, Chelsea White and Emiko Watanabe; as well as a Digest of Cases.

Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   articles   Australian Capital Territory   Chelsea White   Connor Fisher   Developments in Planning Law   digest of cases   Emiko Watanable   Glen McLeod   Lawrie Groom   Local Planning Law Guide cases   Preserving Character Assessment in the Land-Use Planning Toolkit.   Stephanie Booker   Victoria   Western Australia   Willem van Wyk 

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 97 Pt 2

By journalalerts on February 23, 2023

This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: "The Recommended National Standards for Working with Interpreters: Enhancing Access to Justice in Courts and Tribunals“ – The Hon Justice Melissa Perry; "Calderbank.AI: Towards the Fair Resolution of Civil Litigation using Machine Learning and Procedural Mechanisms"– Aaron Snoswell, Anthony Skelton and Dan Hunter; "Secret Ministries and the Constitution: An Implied Requirement of Publication" – Fiona Roughley and Megan Caristo. It also contains the following sections: Current Issues: "An Unsatisfactory Outcome for Everyone", "Important Federal Developments", "The Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility", "Kiribati", "An Unusual Court", "Religion, Politics and Job Security" by guest author Joellen Riley Munton, "Referendum Diary" ; Family Law: “Use it or Lose it: Limitation of Actions and the Right to Repayment of Moneys Loaned"; Statutory Interpretation: "The Continuing Influence of Sir Gerard Brennan – Interpreting Provisions Adopting an International Treaty"; Letters to the Editor; Book Review :"Making Commercial Law through Practice 1830–1970, by Ross Cranston"; Personalia, and Obituary of John Michael Bennett,

Posted In:  Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ)  Tagged:   Aaron Snoswell   ALJ   Angelina Gomez   Anthony Skelton   articles   book review   Current issues   Dan Hunter   Dr Richard Ingleby   Emily Vale   family law   Fiona Roughley   John Michael Bennett   Justice François Kunc   Megan Caristo   Obituary   Personalia   Secret Ministries and The Constitution: An Implied Requirement of Publication?   Statutory interpretation   The Hon John Basten   The Hon Justice Melissa Perry   The Recommended National Standards for Working with Interpreters: Enhancing Access to Justice in Courts and Tribunals 
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