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Duncan Bentley

Bond University

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Australian Tax Forum | 2005

A remodelling of Adam Smith’s tax design principles

Clinton Alley; Duncan Bentley

Revenue law journal | 2001

Too Many Words

Duncan Bentley; Jim Corkery

Legal education review | 1996

Mooting in an undergraduate tax program

Duncan Bentley

eJournal of Tax Research | 2008

The increasing imperative of cross-disciplinary research in tax administration

Clinton Alley; Duncan Bentley

Archive | 2002

The significance of declarations of taxpayers’ rights and global standards for the delivery of tax services by revenue authorities

Duncan Bentley

Legal education review | 2014

Employer perspectives on essential knowledge, skills and attributes for law graduates to work in a global context

Duncan Bentley; Joan Squelch

Revenue law journal | 1994

The Commissioner's Powers : Democracy Fraying at the Edges?

Duncan Bentley

New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law and Policy | 2017

Playing chess with taxpayers: the conundrum of 'a permanent place of abode' and the legislative residence tests for individuals in Australia and New Zealand

Clinton Alley; Duncan Bentley

Revenue law journal | 2015

Politics and Tax Reform: A comparative analysis of the implementation of a broad-based consumption tax in New Zealand, Australia and the United Kingdom.

Clinton Alley; Duncan Bentley; Simon James

Archive | 2008

The increasing imperative of cross-disciplinary research in tax

Clinton Alley; Duncan Bentley

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Jim Corkery

Bond University

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Simon James

University of Exeter

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Joan Squelch

Curtin University

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