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15 Apr 2025
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Multinational taxation and the 47th Parliament – 15 April 2025

David Watkins
Multinational taxation and the 47th Parliament
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Now that the Prime Minister has called an election for 3 May 2025, it is opportune to look back on the tax-related developments of the 47th Parliament. What did the Parliament and in particular, the Albanese Labor government achieve on multinational tax matters in its 2022-2025 term?

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