Rick Krever

Professor Rick Krever is a leading expert in taxation law and policy at the UWA Law School, The University of Western Australia. His roles include membership in the Commonwealth Government's Taxation Law Improvement Project Consultative Committee and the Ralph Review. He has held professor-in-residence positions at the Australian Taxation Office, Australian Treasury, and twice served as a secondee at the International Monetary Fund. Internationally, he has advised organizations like the UN, World Bank, and EU on tax system design in over 30 countries including East Timor, Vietnam, China, and South Africa.

His expertise spans tax treaty policy, international tax law, and post-conflict fiscal reforms. He has contributed to sustainable fiscal federalism projects and research on corporate tax strategies. Recent activities include keynote speaking at global tax symposiums and conferences in Asia-Pacific and Europe. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to economic growth and effective institutions.

Key grants include ARC-funded projects on GST distribution systems and corporate tax strategies. He collaborates widely, evidenced by 229+ research outputs. His international visiting roles include Harvard Law School, Osgoode Hall, and Erasmus University.