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A Better Personal Income Tax System

The question at the heart of last week’s economic reform roundtable was, how can we lift Australia’s productivity and Australians’ prosperity? One of the most… Read More ›

Redefining ATO Powers at the Intersection of Debt and Financial Vulnerability

At any one time, more than two million Australians will have an outstanding tax debt, with the level of undisputed tax debt in Australia now… Read More ›

Austaxpolicy – Editorial Team Update

We extend our sincere thanks to Mathias Sinning (ANU) for his exceptional contribution to Austaxpolicy over a decade. Mathias was one of the founding editors of Austaxpolicy alongside Miranda Stewart (UniMelb, NYU) at its… Read More ›

Salience in Tax Policy: Why What Stands Out, Sticks

Salience, the ‘S’ in the UK Behavioural Insight Team’s MINDSPACE framework, captures the idea that individuals are more likely to act on stimuli that are… Read More ›

Should Private Law Govern Public Issues? The Case of Improperly Collected Taxes

Restitutionary claims, in the context of Australian law, are actions aimed at reversing unjust enrichment. So, how does this apply to the restitution of improperly… Read More ›