Taxpayer rights



My paper recently published in the Australian Tax Forum, centres on the implications of Farah Custodians Pty Limited v Commissioner of Taxation (No 2), an… Read More ›

Suing Negligent Australian Tax Officials – Recent Judicial Developments & Possible Future Directions

Australia is currently in the pilot year of a nation-wide university-based, pro bono tax clinic program to assist taxpayers who would otherwise not have access… Read More ›

Measuring the Social Impact of University-Based Pro Bono Tax Clinics: Co-Creating a Framework for Evidence-Based Evaluation

Tax authorities around the world are increasingly digitising tax services. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is no exception, having committed itself to a “digital by… Read More ›

The Digital Divide and Taxpayer Rights – Cautionary Findings from the United States

Society is changing faster than at any time in history. Economic forecasts suggest the economy and labour markets will change at an equally rapid pace.… Read More ›

The Tax System in a Digital Age – Success Depends on Protecting Taxpayer Rights

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