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Welcome to the Tax Group at Melbourne Law School.

The Tax Group aims for excellence in tax education and research.  We teach a wide range of subjects in postgraduate and undergraduate tax programs, carry out tax research with a technical, public policy and reform focus and contribute to public debate on taxation issues.  Our education program is designed and taught by, and in conjunction with, experienced taxation practitioners including members of leading law and accounting firms and leading members of the Bar.

Research interests in the tax faculty are diverse and include Australian individual and corporate income tax, comparative and international taxation and critical perspectives on taxation.  Much of the research work carried out by the Tax Group is interdisciplinary and comparative in nature.

The Tax Group at Melbourne Law School is pleased to host the Annual Tax Lecture and Australian branch meetings of the International Fiscal Association.  The Tax Group has strong international tax connections including with New York University;  the University of Virginia in the USA; Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation at the Said Business School; and the Cambridge University Law School Centre for Tax Law.  We welcome international students in the postgraduate tax program.

Associate Professor Ann O'Connell and Associate Professor Miranda Stewart
Co-Directors, Taxation Studies


Latest News

Sir Ivor Richardson - Current Issues in Tax

Sir Ivor Richardson, former President of the New Zealand Court of Appeal and member of the Privy Council, will present a seminar in the Melbourne Law Masters subject, Current Issues in Tax, on 3 April 2008.  Read more.

Employee share ownership workshop

A workshop on the tax and corporate regulatory aspects of employee share ownership in SMEs, chaired by Associate Professor Ann O'Connell, will be conducted on 2 April 2008.  Read more.

Associate Professor Miranda Stewart- ATNS Project

Associate Professor Miranda Stewart recently participated in the Indigenous Communities, Economic Development and Tax Policy Symposium on 26 & 27 February 2008, part of the Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements (ATNS) Project.  Read more.


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