Taxes and Foreign Policy
The United States’ use of economic tools to pursue national security and foreign policy goals is at a high-water mark, reflecting a trend that has… Read More ›
The United States’ use of economic tools to pursue national security and foreign policy goals is at a high-water mark, reflecting a trend that has… Read More ›
In Australia, as in many high-income countries, population ageing is inexorable. One potential consequence of ageing of the population is a shift in income inequalities,… Read More ›
Since 2018, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has tried to find a way to tax digital companies that is agreeable to most… Read More ›
One question that has cut across recent Australian tax policy debates in relation to taxing corporations and private trusts, but has not been made explicit,… Read More ›
Deductions for work-related expenses (WREs) have been a feature of Australia’s income tax system since it commenced in 1915. The longstanding policy justification for deductions… Read More ›
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