Question

What principle was established in irc v duke of westminster [1936] ac 1? how relevant is that principle today in australia?

Answer 1

The principle in the IRC vs Duke of Westminster 1936 ac 1 was that a person can manage his financial affairs in such a way that he has to pay lesser tax.   If he manages to do so, he cannot be punished under the taxation laws.   It became irrelevant later on when courts decided to introduce Ramsay Principle for taxing such corrective actions of a taxpayer.

Answer 2

Ramsey principle was established in IRC v Duke of Westminster [1936] ac 1 was that a person can manage his financial affairs in such a way that he has to pay it came lesser tax.  

Explanation:

• According to the provision if a person can manage his financial affairs in such a way that in the process he has to pay lesser tax than he or she would not be punished under the laws of taxation.
• It suggested that tax avoidance can be only allowed as long as it follows statute law that has been established. However, this became irrelevant later when the court decided to introduce the Ramsey principle in order for the correction of taxing such corrective actions of a taxpayer.

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