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Modelling Australian corporate tax reforms
Chris Murphy
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The unconvincing case for 25%
Graeme Cooper
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International spillovers from proposed
US tax reforms
Dhammika Dharmapala
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Australia's company tax: options for
fiscally sustainable reform
David Ingles and Miranda Stewart
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Dividend imputation: a critical review of
the future of the system
Rhys Cormick and John McLaren
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Tax treaties and the international allocation
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