LAW4223E - Tax policy I: using tax law to achieve public aims

Leader: Associate Professor Judd Epstein with Neil Brooks

Offered

Not offered in 2009

Synopsis

This unit is a comparative study of the discrete tax expenditures that every country embeds in its tax system in order to achieve law's goals and values. The seminar will examine those specific issues and policies that are the subject of current interest to policy analysts and are of the most interest to the students in the seminar.

Assessment

A 4,000 word research essay 50% and open book exam 1.5 hours plus 30 minutes reading and noting time 50%