Taxation
The Taxation research group shares knowledge on tax issues and contributes to the tax policy debate.
The objective of the Tax research group is to foster dialogue and increase collaboration between academia, and the public and private sectors nationally and internationally.
The Tax Research Interest Group comprises six academics, with a broad range of research interests. These research interests include:
- direct and indirect taxation
- tax policy in developing and transitional economies
- international taxation of multinational companies
- tax planning and anti-avoidance legislation
- taxation of equity investments and investment vehicles
- transfer pricing and thin capitalisation
- income tax law
- goods and services tax
- international income taxation
- tax, trade and investment law in the Asia-Pacific region.
Members of the Taxation Research Interest Group
Convenor
Associate Professor · PhD Programme Director
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Members
John Creedy
Emeritus Professor
Vice-Chancellor's Office · School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Professor of Taxation
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Associate Professor in Taxation
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Senior Lecturer in Taxation · Undergraduate Programme Director
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
