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Taxation CoE
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The structure of the tax system is a major influence on business decisions and economic outcomes. The Taxation Centre of Excellence (CoE) ensures CPA Australia is a recognised, leading voice on taxation matters at both the national and state levels with the purpose of influencing tax policy, the law and tax administration.

The CoE's role is principally acting in an advisory capacity. It also provides member representatives for a wide range of consultative committees with government agencies. These include the ATO, Treasury as well as representation at government / parliamentary committees.

Objectives of the CoE

The CoE will assist CPA Australia to achieve its strategic objectives through:

  • thought leadership
  • advocacy and representation
  • supporting key areas
  • providing or identifying appropriate relationships.

Areas of interest

The focus of this CoE is taxation policy, the law and high-level systemic issues in tax administration in:

  • income tax
  • CGT
  • FBT
  • GST state taxes and duties as resources permit

Background and experience

Members are drawn from the following groups:

  • senior tax managers of large corporations
  • public sector representative with extensive tax expertise
  • public practitioners
  • consultants on tax policy and administration
  • academics specialising in tax matters

Representation

In appointing members to represent the CoE, we look for a cross-section of members from:

  • small and medium sized enterprises
  • corporate
  • public sector
  • public practice
  • business advisers and consultants
  • academics
  • not-for-profit organisations

 

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Page last updated: Friday, 12 December 2008
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