When former Prime Minister John Howard introduced A New Tax System, around the introduction of a flagship goods and services tax (GST) in 2000, he… Read More ›
by Amanda Williams and Vanessa Rose
The belief that superannuation is generally lightly taxed, even subsidised, is widely held not only in official policymaking circles, but also amongst independent economists and… Read More ›
Many retired Australians are covered by defined benefit schemes funded by their superannuation savings. These schemes were supposed to be very beneficial to retirees as… Read More ›
Media attention has revved up about the new 15 per cent tax on super, which brings tax on earnings for those with balances of more… Read More ›
When the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) introduced the e-filing and pre-filled income tax data systems, the ambition was bold: increasing compliance behaviour; reducing the complexity… Read More ›
Analysts are sophisticated market participants who provide an expert evaluation of firms’ likely economic prospects to shareholders, lenders and other stakeholders. However, the ability of… Read More ›
Policymakers and economists have long assumed that high-income individuals save most of a temporary increase in income. This belief has shaped fiscal policies, leading to… Read More ›
Family firms play an important role in many economies, yet they can present unique governance challenges. Among these challenges is the risk that family owners—often… Read More ›
If there was ever an election campaign where there was a chance to think big on tax — at a time where cost-of-living pressures and… Read More ›
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