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  • An analysis of GST and Third Party Consideration 
    Edmundson Peter (Bond University, QLD, 2002)
  • Chasing tax fraudsters using the tort of conspiracy 
    Edmundson Peter (Lawbook Co, 2008)
    This article analyses whether taxing authorities may pursue participants in tax fraud using the tort of conspiracy, with a focus on the position in Australia. A discussion of a recent successful claim in the United Kingdom ...
  • Conspiracy by Unlawful Means: Keeping the Tort Untangled 
    Edmundson Peter (Lexis Nexis, 2008)
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  • Express limitation of a trustee's rights of indemnity 
    Edmundson Peter (Lexisnexis, 2011)
    This article discusses whether or not a trust instrument may effectively exclude a trustee's right of indemnity from trust property. The issue affects significantly the rights of creditors and the law is unclear. It is ...
  • GST and Financial Supplies: A Comparative Analysis of Legislative Structure 
    Edmundson Peter (Law Book Company, 2001)
    Australia has recently implemented a goods and services tax. In applying this tax to financial services we have employed an assessment structure which differs significantly from the structure of provisions overseas. The ...
  • GST and financial supplies: a comparative analysis of legislative structure 
    Edmundson Peter (Lexis Nexus Butterworths, 2001)
    Australia has recently implemented a goods and services tax. In applying this tax to financial services we have employed an assessment structure which differs significantly from the structure of provisions overseas. The ...
  • GST and Involuntary Supplies 
    Edmundson Peter (Monash University, 2003)
    This article examines the application of GST to “involuntary supplies”. It does this by analysing the compulsory acquisition of land and the compulsory acquisition of securities. It is clear that the compulsory acquisition ...
  • Refocusing on Fundamental Principles of Stamp Duty 
    Cannon Bill; Edmundson Peter (Atax, UNSW, 2006)
    This article is a survey of domestic litigation in the Asia Pacific region in which plaintiffs have challenged laws, traditions and cultural practices that they allege to be gender discriminatory. Many of these cases ...
  • Reform of Australia's GST Group Membership Rules 
    Edmundson Peter (Thomson Reuters, 2011)
    This article examines proposals to reform the GST group membership rules. The provisions are being rewritten to make them broader and simpler to apply. However, current proposals adopt a structure that requires definitions ...
  • Setting aside trustees' decisions: How secure is the rule in Hastings-Bass? 
    Edmundson Peter (LexisNexus Butterworths, 2008)
    In the United Kingdom a broad principle has been developing which effectively allows trustees to impugn their own decisions by arguing that they took into account irrelevant matters or failed to take into account relevant ...
  • Sidestepping Limited Liability in Corporate Groups Using the Tort of Interference with Contract 
    Edmundson Peter (Melbourne University Law Review Association, 2006)
  • When is an acquisition by a 'trust' for GST purposes? 
    Edmundson Peter (Bond University, QLD, 2007)
    The Australian GST regime treats trusts as entities separate from trustees. This article deals with the important but deceptively complex matter of when an acquisition is by a trust and when it is by a trustee. There are ...