Area-Specific Subsidies and Population Dynamics: Evidence from the Australian Zone Tax Offset
Concessions for people living in rural and remote areas have been a key feature of the Australian tax system since 1945. The Zone Tax Offset… Read More ›
Concessions for people living in rural and remote areas have been a key feature of the Australian tax system since 1945. The Zone Tax Offset… Read More ›
In 2014, Berkeley voted to pass “Measure D,” also known as a Sugar-Sweetened Beverage (SSB) tax (or more commonly as a soda tax), becoming the… Read More ›
Was the 2019 election a referendum on taxing capital and labour? And if so: where next for tax reform? Labor’s package of tax changes would… Read More ›
Amalgamation is a popular tool for local government sector reform. Amalgamation of councils is employed frequently by Australian State governments seeking to increase council efficiency,… Read More ›
As election day approaches, dividend imputation is back in the news and the hot takes are running hot. Commentators are branding the system a “tax… Read More ›
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