Kate Roff

Dr Kate Roff is a Fellow of the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute, a sessional lecturer at the ANU College of Law and a tax consultant. Her research covers various aspects of taxation and family law, with a particular focus on policy issues concerning the way Australians use discretionary trusts to store and transfer family and household wealth.

Contact Details

Website : https://law.anu.edu.au/student/kate-roff


Articles

  • PepsiCo Case: Were the 2013 Amendments to the Income Tax General Anti-Avoidance Rule Effective?, 23 Apr 2025
  • PepsiCo Case: High Court of Australia Revisits the Income Tax General Anti-Avoidance Rule, 21 Apr 2025