
It’s time to get involved with the UNSW Tax & Business Advisory Clinic, a free service for financially vulnerable individuals and small businesses who would otherwise not have access to tax advice and business support.
It’s time to get involved and support financially vulnerable individuals and small businesses who would otherwise not have access to tax advice and business support.
Consisting of a clinical component (1 full day per week) and a skills-based seminar (1.5 hours per fortnight), you will be supervised and mentored by our team of Clinical Supervisors, undertake work for real clients and analyse the effect of the tax system in practice.
You’ll also design and deliver community rights-based education initiatives, and assist with research and advocacy to address systemic injustice within the tax-transfer system.
This practical experience is supported by fortnightly seminars designed to help you further develop your professional skills, advance your technical knowledge on ‘hot topics’, and allow for reflection of your experiences.
The UNSW Tax & Business Advisory Clinic is available to enrolled students (TABL3033/5933) at UNSW Business School.
Places are limited and only offered on a competitive Expression of Interest (EOI) process.
Please ensure you meet the Eligibility Criteria before submitting your application.
You will be called in for an interview round if you are shortlisted. After the interviews, the selection committee will advise you of the outcome of your application via your student email account.
InPlace is UNSW’s new enterprise wide platform for managing Work Integrated Learning (WIL) experiences for UNSW students across all schools and faculties. The Tax & Business Advisory Clinic will be using InPlace to track and manage all Placements. The first step in this process is for a student to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) in InPlace for a Placement.
InPlace can be accessed via https://placements.unsw.edu.au by simply entering your zID and zPass. When you first access InPlace a ‘Quick Tour’ is also available to assist you with basic navigation.
Please follow the steps below to submit an EOI for the Tax & Business Advisory Clinic once you have logged into InPlace.
For any questions or assistance with InPlace please email; inplace@unsw.edu.au
This course is offered in Term 1, Term 2 and Term 3.
If you are interested in making a positive difference to the lives of others, we’d love for you to join us.
You are welcome to join us either for course credit (TABL3033 for undergraduate students, TABL5933 for postgraduate students), or as an AHEGS-recognised student volunteer.
Undergraduate students must have:
Completed/enrolled in TABL2751 (BCom students) or LAW3751 (combined law students)
Good academic standing (minimum 65 WAM)
Completed Career Accelerator: Essentials OR COMM1999 myBCom First Year Portfolio
- Login using student-enrolment key: Career_Accelerator
Are not enrolled in the Co-op Program
An up-to-date LinkedIn profile with professional photo
Postgraduate students must have:
Enrolled in the 8415 Master of Professional Accounting (Extension) program
Completed 48 UOC including completed/enrolled in TABL5551 Taxation Law
Good academic standing (minimum 65 WAM)
Willing to complete Career Accelerator: Essentials
- Login using student-enrolment key: Career_Accelerator
Are not enrolled in the Co-op Program
An up-to-date LinkedIn profile with professional photo
The course is graded on a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis and has three components: Seminar Presentations (20%), Clinical Performance (60%), Reflective Report (20%).
Thank you once again for the meaningful opportunity to be part of the clinic. I believe the practical experience, skills and mentorship I gained have successfully landed me a graduate role as a Tax Consultant within the Financial Advisory division at PwC Australia. I hope the clinic continues to prosper with more success stories as well as improving social justice outcomes in the community.
-Ayu (TABL3033, T2 2019)
This course has definitely improved my knowledge on not just the academic aspect of tax-related topics, but also my practical skills when working with clients in the future. Thanks to this course, I am certain I want to pursue a career in taxation.
-Kenny (TABL3033, T2 2019)