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Sonali Walpola
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By Mathias Sinning, Sonali Walpola, Yuan Ping| Austaxpolicy@ Sonali Walpola Sonali completed a PhD at the ANU College of Law in 2015 and lectures in Commercial Law and Taxation Law at the ANU College of Business and Economics. Sonali's PhD thesis involved a historical and contemporary analysis of promissory liability in Anglo-Australian law. Sonali's research interests lie in Contract and Commercial Law, Tax Law and Policy, and the High Court of Australia's role in developing the common law.
[Budget Forum 2019] Refundable Franking Credits: Why Reform Is Needed (and Why It Should Be Targeted) – Part 1 - Austaxpolicy: The Tax and Transfer Policy Blog
By john taylor, Ann Kayis-Kumar, Yuan Ping, Sonali Walpola| Austaxpolicy@ One aspect of the tax policies which the Australian Labor Party (ALP) is taking to the 2019 Federal Election and which Labor Leader Bill Shorten mentioned in his Budget Reply speech has, with the exception the policy on electric cars, raised more opposition than most of the others put together. This is the proposal to eliminate refunds of franking credits on dividends for taxpayers who do not have a tax liability. We examine this proposal in a two-part series.
By Mathias Sinning, Sonali Walpola, Yuan Ping| Austaxpolicy@ Sonali Walpola Sonali completed a PhD at the ANU College of Law in 2015 and lectures in Commercial Law and Taxation Law at the ANU College of Business and Economics. Sonali's PhD thesis involved a historical and contemporary analysis of promissory liability in Anglo-Australian law. Sonali's research interests lie in Contract and Commercial Law, Tax Law and Policy, and the High Court of Australia's role in developing the common law.
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Austmine
Austmine is the leading not-for-profit industry association for the Australian Mining Equipment, Technology and Services (METS) sector. Established in 1989, it represents over 650 METS companies across Australia, advocating for innovation and excellence in mining technology and services. Austmine plays a crucial role in promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing among its members, helping them access new markets and technologies. The organization aims to ensure Australia remains the global hub for mining innovation by driving sustainable transformation in the industry. Austmine collaborates with various organizations, such as the Australian Research Organisation for Sustainable Energy, to expand its reach into sectors like agriculture, defense, and advanced manufacturing. Through its efforts, Austmine continues to support its members and enhance Australia's position as a leader in mining innovation.
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Founded: 1989