Tax Law
Department of Business Law and Taxation
BTC3150 Taxation Law
Semester One 2011
Case Study / Assignment
1. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
This section must be read in conjunction with the case study / assignment assessment details in the Unit Guide. Detailed below is a summary of selected key points.
Assessment
This assignment must be completed on an individual basis, or alternatively in a group of up to three students. Your (or your group’s) submission will be marked out of 100 points and will represent up to 30% (30 marks) of the overall assessment for this unit.
Group Assignment Option
If you decide to undertake this assessment in a group, each member of the group must complete a cover sheet and attach it to the completed assignment. The cover sheet for the assignment is available on the MUSO Blackboard website.
Once you have nominated your group members, no changes may be made (regardless of each group member’s contribution).
Submission Deadline & Mode
The due time and date for the assignment is 4pm AEST on Thursday 22 April 2011. The deadline and penalties for late lodgement as detailed below will be strictly enforced.
All assignments must be submitted in hard copy to the assignment drop box of the Department of Business Law and Taxation located on the fifth floor, east wing of Building 11 (Menzies Building). Electronic submissions will not be accepted. Submission of the assignment is mandatory.
It is important that you retain a copy of your assignment for examination revision and until the results of this unit have been finalised and released to you.
Penalties for Late Lodgement
Failure to submit the assignment by the due date and time without an approved extension will result in a late lodgement penalty of:
i. three marks (ten points) after the 4pm deadline; and ii. three marks (ten points) for each 24-hour period thereafter, including weekends and public holidays.
You are advised that
BTC3150 Taxation Law
Semester One 2011
Case Study / Assignment
1. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
This section must be read in conjunction with the case study / assignment assessment details in the Unit Guide. Detailed below is a summary of selected key points.
Assessment
This assignment must be completed on an individual basis, or alternatively in a group of up to three students. Your (or your group’s) submission will be marked out of 100 points and will represent up to 30% (30 marks) of the overall assessment for this unit.
Group Assignment Option
If you decide to undertake this assessment in a group, each member of the group must complete a cover sheet and attach it to the completed assignment. The cover sheet for the assignment is available on the MUSO Blackboard website.
Once you have nominated your group members, no changes may be made (regardless of each group member’s contribution).
Submission Deadline & Mode
The due time and date for the assignment is 4pm AEST on Thursday 22 April 2011. The deadline and penalties for late lodgement as detailed below will be strictly enforced.
All assignments must be submitted in hard copy to the assignment drop box of the Department of Business Law and Taxation located on the fifth floor, east wing of Building 11 (Menzies Building). Electronic submissions will not be accepted. Submission of the assignment is mandatory.
It is important that you retain a copy of your assignment for examination revision and until the results of this unit have been finalised and released to you.
Penalties for Late Lodgement
Failure to submit the assignment by the due date and time without an approved extension will result in a late lodgement penalty of:
i. three marks (ten points) after the 4pm deadline; and ii. three marks (ten points) for each 24-hour period thereafter, including weekends and public holidays.
You are advised that