Independent MP Zali Steggall has unveiled her plan for economic reform to lift productivity, address intergenerational equity and support the net-zero transition.
Australia’s top earners are taxed vastly differently depending on how they earn their income, with stark productivity implications, analysis by the e61 Institute has found.
CA ANZ is calling for refinements to the redesigned tax transparency code to ensure it remains “practical, proportionate and harmonised” with the evolving transparency landscape.
The Tax Institute has raised concerns regarding the compliance burden associated with the ATO’s approach to inbound cross-border related party financing arrangements.
A Townsville businessman’s appeal to get tax penalties was overturned after the Commissioner of Taxation found him to be “utterly reckless” in his tax affairs.
The professional services firm has welcomed its new corporate tax partner, Matthew Lane.
As the 48th parliament formally opened, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley reaffirmed that the Coalition would not support higher taxes to address the budget deficit.
Being across the potential tax implications associated with employee relocation should be a crucial consideration for employers, a tax expert has warned.
Greens senator Barbara Pocock called Labor’s housing targets “pie in the sky” following a Treasury leak that confirmed the government was off track to meet its housing targets.
Former treasury secretary Ken Henry, who chaired the 2010 Henry Tax Review, said it was mind-boggling that Australia had abandoned its carbon tax policy.
Amid tax reform discussions, the Commonwealth Bank has urged the government to cap superannuation concessions, boost consumption taxes and cut income tax.
On Monday, ABC News revealed confidential Treasury briefing notes which suggested that the government would need to raise taxes to curb the budget deficit.
