Haggarty, J. v Commissioner of Taxation

Case [1989] FCA 204

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The Application be dismissed.

The applicant pay to the respondent his costs of the proceeding.

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Haggarty, J. v Commissioner of Taxation [1989] FCA 204

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Smith v Commissioner of Queensland Police Service and anor; Bioletti v Commissioner of Queensland Police Service and anor [2002] QSC 371
Citation 1

…t payments were not caught by s.26(e). Nonetheless their exposition of the paragraph has been adopted by a majority of the High Court of Australia in Smith v Commissioner of Taxation (1987) 61 ALJR 538. In the latter case, after quoting the passage set out above, Brennan J went on to point out that s.26(e) seeks a causal relationship bet…
Scott v Federal Commissioner of Taxation [1966] HCA 48
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…tion fund until some date proximate to 29 June 1984 when the payments were made to the applicants. Unlike the situation found in Scott v. F.C. of T., (1966) 40 ALJR 265, this Fund was administered as a superannuation fund. It was established as such a fund and the consequence is that it must be accepted as being a su…
Federal Commissioner of Taxation v Dixon [1952] HCA 65
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…mission is whether these payments were related directly or indirectly to their employment by the company. In Federal Commissioner of Taxation v Dixon (1952) 86 CLR 540 at pp 553-554, Dixon CJ and Williams J explained the operation of the words "directly or indirectly":…

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