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Dr Ann Kayis-Kumar
Dr Ann Kayis-Kumar
Associate Professor, UNSW Business School
Verified email at unsw.edu.au - Homepage
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Thin capitalisation rules: A second-best solution to the cross-border debt bias?
A Kayis-Kumar
Australian Tax Forum 30 (2), 299-355 [A-ranked journal], 2015
122015
What's BEPS got to do with it? Exploring the effectiveness of thin capitalisation rules
A Kayis-Kumar
eJournal of Tax Research 14 (2), 359-386 [A-ranked journal], 2016
112016
Taxing cross-border intercompany transactions: Are financing activities fungible?
A Kayis-Kumar
Australian Tax Forum 30 (3), 627-661 [A-ranked journal], 2015
82015
PlayTax: 'Gamifying' International Tax Teaching
CJ Taylor, A Kayis-Kumar, K Bain
Journal of the Australasian Tax Teachers Association 12 (1), 110-135, 2017
72017
International tax planning by multinationals: Simulating a tax minimising intercompany response to the OECD's recommendation on BEPS Action 4
A Kayis-Kumar
Australian Tax Forum 31 (2), 363-394 [A-ranked journal], 2016
72016
Design considerations for an Allowance for Corporate Equity (ACE) for Australia
A Kayis-Kumar, T Rose, R Breunig
Australian National University, 2022
42022
Interprofessional collaborative practice in pro bono tax clinics: A case study approach
A Kayis-Kumar, G Mackenzie, M Walpole
Journal of Australian Taxation 22 (2), 49-63, 2020
42020
Pro bono tax clinics: An international comparison and framework for evidence-based evaluation
A Kayis-Kumar, J Noone, M Walpole, F Martin
Australian Tax Review 49 (2), 110-132, 2020
22020
To cap or not to cap? Policy options for dealing with the costs of managing tax affairs deduction in Australia
A Kayis-Kumar, C Evans, Y Lim
Australian Tax Forum 35 (2), 2020
22020
The Deductibility of Tax-related Expenses: Historical and Comparative Perspectives
A Kayis-Kumar, P Mellor, C Evans
Australian Tax Review 48 (2), 2019
22019
Work-integrated learning for international students: developing self-efficacy through the Australian National tax Clinic Program
M Cull, J McLaren, B Freudenberg, C Vitale, D Castelyn, R Whait, ...
J. Australasian Tax Tchrs. Ass'n 17, 22, 2022
12022
Pro Bono Tax Clinics: Aiding Australia's Tax Administration and Developing Students' Self-Efficacy
A Morgan, B Freudenberg, A Kayis-Kumar, V Le, R Whait, M Cull, ...
J. Austl. Tax'n 24, 76, 2022
12022
The application of capital gains tax to trusts: conceptual, technical and practical issues, and a proposal for reform
A Kayis-Kumar, CJ Taylor
School of Taxation and Business law, Business School, University of New …, 2019
12019
Curtailing aggressive tax planning: the case for introducing mandatory disclosure rules in Australia (Part 2)-Cues from the United Kingdom and South Africa
AW Oguttu, A Kayis-Kumar
eJTR 17, 233, 2019
12019
Curtailing aggressive tax planning: The case for introducing mandatory disclosure rules in Australia (Part 1)
AW Oguttu, A Kayis-Kumar
eJournal of Tax Research 17 (1), 2019
1*2019
The importance of lawyers in international tax policy design and development: An exploration and extension of the legal-economic literature
A Kayis-Kumar
UNSW Law Journal 42 (1), 2019
12019
Taxing multinationals: Preventing tax base erosion through the reform of cross-border intercompany deductions
A Kayis-Kumar
UNSW Sydney, 2017
12017
Squeezing blood from stones-A comparative analysis of tax relief for victim-survivors of economic abuse in Australia and the United States
A Kayis-Kumar, C Speidel, L Book
Australian Tax Forum, 2024
2024
Identifying and supporting financially vulnerable women experiencing economic abuse: a grounded theory approach.
A Kayis-Kumar, Y Lim, J Noone, M Walpole, J Breckenridge, L Book
eJournal of Tax Research 21 (2), 2023
2023
Identifying and Supporting Financially Vulnerable Women Experiencing Economic Abuse: A Grounded Theory Approach
L Book, A Kayis-Kumar, Y Lim, J Noone, M Walpole, J Breckenridge
2023
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