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LAW 315 - Taxation Law 
Comprehensive Revision Guide and Course Notes 2024 
 
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University of Wollongong - LAW 315: Taxation Law

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2023 - 2024

University	University of Wollongong
Study Level	Undergraduate
Subject Code	LAW 315
Subject Name	Taxation Law
Notes Title	Comprehensive Revision Guide and Course Notes
Page Length	141

For students at the University of Wollongong enrolled in the LAW 315: Taxation Law subject, this comprehensive study guide serves as an ideal resource for self-study throughout the semester. From the first day of class to your final review before the exam, it facilitates learning by offering straightforward explanations of complex topics within each chapter. By incorporating this guide along with your study materials, you can efficiently develop a strong grasp of tax law, paving the way towards expertise. Use these notes as a reference tool to deepen your comprehension of examinable topics and enhance your performance in the end-of-semester final examination.

This subject, Taxation Law (LAW 315) - focuses on the structure of the Income Tax Assessment Acts (1936 & 1997); Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986; and related legislation. General principles with respect to the assessability of income and deductibility of expenses are studied, together with the treatment of fringe benefits and capital gains.

✔ On successful completion of this subject, you will be able to:

critically consider, analyse, and discuss the fundamentals of the law relating to income tax and fringe benefits tax in Australia;
evaluate the effectiveness of taxation policy in Australia with respect to the objectives of a good taxation system;
identify the tax consequences of factual situations by application of income tax and fringe benefits tax laws and related case law;
apply income tax laws and related case law so as to resolve disputes involving factual situations; and,
use taxation literature and source materials and communicate with others and work in teams.

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECT NAME
ACCY111	Accounting Fundamentals in Society
ACCY112	Accounting in Organisations
ACCY200	Financial Accounting IIA
ACCY211	Management Accounting II
COMM121	Statistics for Business
ECON100	Economic Essentials for Business
ECON205	Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
ECON215	Microeconomic Theory and Policy
FIN111	Introductory Principles of Finance
FIN222	Corporate Finance
FIN223	Investment Analysis
FIN226	Financial Markets and Institutions
FIN322	Advanced Corporate Finance
FIN323	Portfolio Analysis
LAW101	Introduction to Law
LAW315	Taxation Law
MARK101	Marketing Principles
MGNT201	Organisational Behaviour
STAT101	Introduction to Statistics
STAT201	Random Variables and Estimation
STAT251	Fundamentals of Biostatistics
STAT332	Generalised Linear Models

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