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The Evolution of the Income Tax Nexus Rules in New Zealand’S Statutes
New Zealand Universities Law Review 31(1) 2024, pp 139-183
How to Make New Zealand's Source Rules Better
New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law and Policy (2024) 30(2) (Forthcoming)
On the Irrelevance of the “Practical Man” Test to the Interpretation of New Zealand's Source Rules
New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law and Policy 30(4) 2024, Forthcoming