Words count: 600-650. Just do part b only on apa style of referencing. law and taxation and reference under APA/Harvard style. Please answer all parts of the question. All work presented for assessment in this course must comply with the format outlined in the University's Presentation of Academic Work publication.

You MUST reference in the body of the essay every time you use information from other people. This requires you to keep a track of where you are taking information from and then writing the reference up. You should use the Harvard/APA style; and use the University’s new Presentation of Academic Work. The Library’s website also has a citation style guide site. DUE DATE: [Week 9] Please check with the Course Description for details of where and when to submit your assignment. If you need an extension you must ask for one BEFORE the due date (unless this is impossible).

Please check that you have done the following. Submitted an assignment that is your own work. (You may discuss the essay topics with others but you cannot copy another’s work, give your work to someone else to copy, or work closely with another student on how to structure or write the essay.) The assignment is no more than 2000 words long (excluding abstract, references, bibliography). Read and tried to address the criteria in the Course Description. Read and addressed the issues raised in the University’s Presentation of Academic Work. Referenced direct quotes (use quotation marks or indent) AND summarising from another person’s work in the body of the essay. (This includes internet sources). Indicated what referencing style you have chosen Harvard/APA and USED IT.

Answered all parts to the question. Used headings (even though this is not a report, headings are encouraged to assist structure and flow). Proof read the assignment for spelling, punctuation and grammar errors. Where required, used relevant sections of legislation, legal rules/principles. Where required, used cases to support your points or arguments. These cases can be obtained from textbooks, or the CCH online libraries, articles found via AGIS PLUS TEXT database etc. Put case citations in the body of the work as well as listing the case in the List of References. Discussed the issues as required and put arguments and gave your view. Used a range of resources. Included a title page with your name, student number, course code and name and lecturer’s name. Have a margin so comments can be added; put page numbers and your name and student number on each page.