Expert Comment On Non-profit Tax Perks

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Expert comment on non-profit tax perks —

Charities and churches could lose billions of dollars’ worth of tax concessions as

the Federal Government looks to review taxation exemptions for the $80 billion

non-profit sector.

How do non-profit organisations benefit under the current tax system?

What impact could removing some tax concessions have on the sector?

What are the major corporate governance and regulation issues faced by the non-

profit sector?

RMIT University’s Professor Sinclair Davidson is an expert on Australia’s taxation

system and tax reform.

The Professor of Institutional Economics in RMIT’s School of Economics, Finance

and Marketing, Professor Davidson is available for comment on the review of tax

concessions for non-profit organisations.

For interviews: RMIT University’s Professor Sinclair Davidson, (03) 9925 5869

or 0430 235 681.

For general media enquiries: RMIT University Media and Communications,

Gosia Kaszubska, (03) 9925 3176 or 0417 510 735.

28 July, 2008

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