Gareth Redenbach

Gareth Redenbach is an Adjunct Professor at Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, where he teaches Taxation of Trusts (subject code laws70333) in the Melbourne Law Masters program for 2025 and instructs the Victorian Bar's Readers' Course on taxation matters. As a practicing barrister with over 10 years of experience in revenue law, he represents both taxpayers and the Commissioner of Taxation in high-stakes litigation.

His expertise centers on Tax Law, Revenue Law, International Tax, Transfer Pricing, Tax Controversy, and Trusts Taxation. He has argued landmark cases including the Full Federal Court decision in Lewski v Commissioner of Taxation [2017] FCAFC 145 and previously managed Americas-region transfer pricing for Macquarie Group in New York. His professional focus extends to tax policy in digital economies, evidenced by his 2016 invitation to present at the International Fiscal Association Congress in Madrid.

Professor Redenbach actively shapes tax discourse through leadership roles as former Chair of the US Committee of Banking Institutions on Taxation's Corporate Section and regular speaking engagements at OECD, IFA, and TIA conferences. His work bridges academic theory and complex real-world tax controversies across global jurisdictions.