Tax Avoidance



How would you feel if you were having a Zoom meeting with your accountant and they asked “how would you like to save more than… Read More ›

The Australian Government Opens a Coronavirus Super Loophole: It’s Legal to Put Your Money In, Take It Out, and Save on Tax

Transfer pricing has been an important issue in the Indonesian tax system since 2005 when the Indonesian tax authority, the Directorate General of Taxes, received… Read More ›

Minimising Potential Tax Avoidance by Strengthening Transfer Pricing Policy in Indonesia

Mounting criticism of national and multinational corporate tax avoidance has seen the introduction of a raft of new disclosure requirements in recent years. These include… Read More ›

Is Tax Transparency Always a Good Thing?

Governments around the world are estimated to lose between US$240 to 650 billion per annum through corporate tax avoidance. It therefore seems logical that this… Read More ›

Killing the Goose That Laid the Golden Egg: Australian Mining Companies’ Defence of Harmful Tax Practices

This is the text of the public lecture, ‘Tax lurks of the rich and famous: Why tax havens harm Australia, and how we can curtail… Read More ›

Tax Havens: The Little Islands That Are Costing You Big Money

Taxation is an issue that galvanises Australian public and political opinion. Public debate has recently included persistent claims across a spectrum of commentators that some… Read More ›

Dividend Imputation and Corporate Tax Avoidance: The Unintended Consequences and Policy Implications

Earlier this year, The Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (“SOMO”; a Dutch NGO) issued a report about an international mining company they said had… Read More ›

The Mongolian Millions: What Can We Learn From the Making of a Multinational Tax Avoidance Scandal?

International tax law has become a hotly disputed topic in recent years. There is public outcry over the aggressive tax planning practices of multinational enterprises,… Read More ›

The Integrity of the Tax System after BEPS: A Shared Responsibility

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