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Unit ACC3004 Tax Law
Assessment Type Individual Assignment Assessment 2 Number Assessment Case studies Weighting 30%
Alignment with Unit and Course
Due Date/Time
Assessment Description
Detailed Submission Requirements
Misconduct
Late Submission
Special consideration
Unit Learning Outcome
ULO 1. Describe the taxation framework in Australia and identify the concepts and principles that underpin Australian Tax Law. 2. Explain how the main tax laws and regulations in Australia have been applied and identify the body of case law that informs current interpretations of the taxation regime. 3. Recognise, describe and analyse taxation issues and concepts with regard to problems encountered in commercial settings. 4. Demonstrate an understanding of substantive areas of taxation law including income tax, goods and services tax and fringe benefits taxes.
Week 10 5pm Friday
Graduate Attributes Assessed
GA 1: Communication GA 3: Research GA4: Critical Thinking GA 6: Flexibility
• This is an individual assignment.. • The assignment must be submitted online in Moodie as well as Turnitin. All materials must be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word format. No paper based or hardcopy submission will be accepted.There are two parts in this assessments. You need to answer both of them. Please see the details on page 3.
• Use the Marketing Plan Template provided on the mMoodle page for this unit • All students must submit the peer evaluation via relevant mMoodle link before the assessment due date • You must submit the assessment through the Assessment 2 Turnitin link on MMoodle page for this unit
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