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Mark Burton

Associate Professor
Law
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A/Prof

Mark Burton

 
Division
Law
 
Primary Interest
Taxation Law
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A/Prof

Mark Burton

 

For more than 20 years Mark Burton has worked in the field of taxation law: in private practice and also as an academic. Mark has taught extensively in the taxation law field at undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate levels.

Mark has undertaken consultancies with the Australian Taxation Office and also with the Australian National Audit Office.

Mark has published his research and scholarship upon tax matters both within Australia and internationally. This research spans technical tax issues, the theory and practice of tax administration, the ethical aspect of taxation law, tax policy and the tax legislative process. Mark is co-author of Understanding Taxation Law, LexisNexis, 2013 and Tax Expenditure Management – A Critical Assessment, Cambridge University Press, 2013. Mark is currently working upon a monograph manuscript with respect to aspects of the philosophy of taxation: empirical, political and interpretive.

Mark completed his PhD(Law) at the Australian National University, and his doctoral dissertation examined the theory, history and practice of interpreting tax legislation.

Scholarly Works

Displaying the 22 most recent scholarly works by Mark Burton.

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Extending the Tax Expenditure Concept in Australia

M Burton

Journal article  |  2018  |  Australian Tax Forum: a journal of taxation policy, law and reform

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Interpreting the Australian Income Tax Definition of 'Ordinary Income': Ritual Incantation or Analysis, when Examined Through the Lens of Early Twentieth Century Linguistic Philosophy?

Mark Burton

Journal article  |  2018  |  eJournal of Tax Research

This article examines the interpretation of subsection 6-5(1) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cth). The High Court of Austr..

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A Review of Judicial References to the Dictum of Jordan CJ, Expressed in Scott v Commissioner of Taxation, in Elaborating the Meaning of 'Income' for the Purposes of the Australian Income Tax

M Burton

Journal article  |  2017  |  Journal of Australian Taxation

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Bases Teóricas para o Federalismo Fiscal e sua Relevância na Austrália [Theoretical Bases for Fiscal Federalism and their Relevance in Australia]

M BURTON

Book Chapter  |  2015

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Tax Expenditure Management: A Critical Assessment

M Burton, K Sadiq

Book  |  2013

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Capturing contemporary 'democracy': The shortcomings of Australian tax expenditure management and their ideological foundations

M Burton

Book Chapter  |  2011

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Lessons for tax administrators in adopting the OECD's "enhanced relationship" model - Australia's and New Zealand's experiences

J Dabner, M Burton

Journal article  |  2009  |  Bulletin for International Taxation

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Understanding Taxation Law: An Interactive Approach 2009

F Gilders, J Taylor, M Walpole, MAB Burton, T Ciro

Book  |  2009

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The limits of the responsive regulation model: What really defines the relationship between the New Zealand inland revenue and tax practitioners

M BURTON, J Dabner

Journal article  |  2009  |  New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law and Policy

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Institution building and the introduction of economic instruments in Australia - the path ahead

MAB Burton

Book Chapter  |  2008

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The partnership model of the relationship between tax administrators and tax professionals: drivers, challenges and prospects

M BURTON, J Dabner

Journal article  |  2008  |  Journal of Australian Taxation

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The relationship between tax administrators and tax practitioners: the Australasian environment

J Dabner, M BURTON

Journal article  |  2008  |  New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law and Policy

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Australia's taxation regulation impact statements - helping or hindering accountable representative democracy?

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2008  |  Journal of the Australasian Tax Teachers Association

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Responsive regulation and the uncertainty of tax law - time to reconsider the Commissioner's model of cooperative compliance

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2007  |  EJournal of Tax Research

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Chaos, rhetoric and the legitimation of 'democratic' government - A critical review of Australia's tax legislative process

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2007  |  Sydney Law Review

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Tax citizens as partners? - Reforming Australia's tax institutions in the new democratic era

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2006  |  Law in Context

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Small business tax advantages - Towards Holism with a suggested definition, typology and critical review

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2006  |  Journal of the Australasian Tax Teachers Association

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The Australian small business tax concessions - public choice, public interest or public folly?

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2006  |  Australian Tax Forum

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The rhetoric of taxation interpretation and the definition of 'taxpayer' for the purposes of Part IVA

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2005  |  Revenue Law Journal

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The rhetoric of tax interpretation - where talking the talk is not walking the walk

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2005  |  Journal of the Australasian Tax Teachers Association

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Making the Australian tax expenditures statement an effective policy instrument - From fiscal record to transparent report

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2005  |  Journal of Australian Taxation

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Reconciling the rhetoric of rights with the pro revenue construction of tax legislation in eighteenth century Britain

MAB Burton

Journal article  |  2003  |  Canberra Law Review

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Scholarly Works

Keyword Analysis

Justice and the Law
Law
Government and Politics

Credentials

Positions

Positions

Associate Professor

Law

Fellow

TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

Education

Education

PHD

The Australian National University

BACHELOR OF LAWS

University of Tasmania

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