Established in 1989, the Revenue Law Journal is an Australian journal with an international focus on all aspects of taxation. One volume of the Revenue Law Journal is published each year. The Revenue Law Journal is circulated to law libraries throughout the world, to practitioners, academics and law students. Articles are written by leading tax thinkers and are scrutinised by experts of international standing.
The Revenue Law Journal is a refereed journal. Manuscripts are reviewed by expert referees prior to acceptance for publication. The practice is that two reviewers, who are experts in the field or on the topic of the article and are professional peers of the author, are consulted for advice on acceptance for publication.
ISSN 1034-7747
Current Issue: Volume 22, Issue 1 (2012)
Journal Articles
Is section 8-1(2)(b) inoperative?
Daniel Diaz
The impact of tax professionals upon the compliance behavior of Australian individual taxpayers
Ken Devos
High-frequency trading and a financial transactions tax
Jim Corkery and Kristen Zornada
Small business entity tax concessions: Through the eyes of the practitioner
Stephen Marsden, Kerrie Sadiq, and Timothy Wilkins
