Sunita Jogarajan specialises in taxation law. She joined the LawSchool part-time in July 2004 and became a a full-time academic in July 2006.

Sunita worked  in the tax practice of KPMG Melbourne for 7 years in corporate tax, tax policy and practice development. She has been involved in a multi-billion dollar international due dilligence, engagements for regional governments and policy advice.

Sunita's primary research interests are in tax policy, the role of multinational institutions and international tax. She has written on the role of the IMF on tax reform and the integration of tax regimes in ASEAN member countries. She is currently undertaking doctoral research in tax treaty history.  

Sunita teaches tax at the undergraduate level to LLB and non-law students. She also teaches Corporate Tax in the Masters program. In 2010, Sunita was awarded an Australian Learning and Teaching Council citation for "outstanding contribution to student learning" in respect of her undergraduate and postgraduate tax teaching.

• Asian Law
• Comparative Law
• Globalisation and Law
• International Tax
• Law Reform in Developing Countries
• Revenue Law
• Taxation Law

• History of tax treaties
  

• The role of multinational organisations in tax reform
• The impact of globalisation on individual and corporate taxpayers
• Tax consolidation

Sunita is the Law School's International Students and Non-English Speaking Background Liason Officer.

In this role she provides advice and support to the Global Law Students Society and the Postgraduate Law Students Assocation. She also supports students directly in addressing any issues or concerns.

Sunita is also a member of the Law School's Equal Opportunity Committee.

• Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia
• Taxation Institute of Australia
• International Fiscal Association
• Australasian Tax Teachers Association