Taxation of employee share schemes in Australia does the system foster growth? by Sarah A. Hinchliffe and Reynah Tang
By: Hinchliffe, Sarah
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Contributor(s): Tang, Reynah
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Resumen.
In this article, the authors consider Australia's approach to the taxation of employee share schemes, noting that the limits of the existing preferences become especially evident when compared with the tax treatment of similar schemes in the United States and concluding that the differences leave Australian start-ups and small businesses at a disadvantage in the global market.
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