The future of Australia's GST: good design for the real world

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Event details

Conference

Date & time

Wednesday 16 September 2015
8.30am–5.00pm

Venue

Barton Theatre, Level 1, JG Crawford Building 132, Lennox Crossing, ANU

Speaker

Professor Rebecca Millar, University of Sydney; Professor Rick Krever, Monash University; Professor Michael Walpole, UNSW; plus many more.

Contacts

Diane Paul
02 61259318

Australia’s GST in the real world

Program available here.
Powerpoint presentations are available at the download tab above.
Reform of the GST is constantly in the media, with most attention focused on the idea of raising the rate or removing major exemptions from the base. Yet there are many more fundamental issues that must be addressed to ensure that our second most important tax remains resilient. How will the GST cope with the global digital sharing economy, the increasing importance of financial services, and other key challenges to integrity of the base? And what are the real economic and distributional consequences of a base-broadening reform to the GST?

This conference brings together leading law design, policy, economic and administrative experts to debate the future of Australia’s GST in the real world.

Speakers include:

  • Professor Rebecca Millar, University of Sydney
  • Professor Rick Krever, Monash University
  • Professor Michael Walpole, UNSW
  • Mr Michael Evans, University of Melbourne, Taxsifu
  • Dr Kathryn James, Monash University
  • Associate Professor Dale Boccabella, UNSW Business School
  • Mr Paul Abbey, PwC
  • Mr Alex Affleck, ATO
  • Mr Nick Kallinikios, KPMG
  • Mr Michael Quirk, ATO
  • Mr Ben Phillips, NATSEM
  • Mr Greg Smith, Commonwealth Grants Commission
  • Mr David Pearl, Treasury
  • Hon Josh Frydenberg MP

This event is open for registration now, more details and a program will be listed shortly. Please register your attendance at the registration button.

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