Tax Compliance



Australia’s higher education loan scheme has again made headlines in recent weeks, as the Federal Government announced plans to make ‘job relevant’ degrees cheaper for… Read More ›

New Debates Over the Cost of Degrees Reignites Unresolved Conflict Over Fairness in Higher Education

Around the world, tax compliance is a serious problem with big consequences. The case is no different in Papua New Guinea (PNG). It is an… Read More ›

Can Sharing the Joy of Tax Increase Government Revenue in PNG?

The global tax landscape is being revamped with the introduction of Country-by-country Reporting (CbCR) as part of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD’s)… Read More ›

Understanding the Implications of Country-By-Country Reporting for Australia

Universal Basic Income (UBI) and other guaranteed income schemes are shaping as the welfare policies of the future. While there is no single rationale for… Read More ›

The Tax System Implications of Universal Basic Income

Since its introduction in July 2002, the Botswana Value Added Tax (VAT) system has gone through several reforms. These include: an increase in the VAT… Read More ›

Towards Simplification of Value Added Tax Compliance for Small Businesses in Botswana – Lessons from New Zealand

Do people cheat because they can get away with it or because they feel that the rules are unfair? My recent paper examines this question… Read More ›

Cheating the Government: Does Taxpayer Perception Matter?

Australia is currently in the pilot year of a nation-wide university-based, pro bono tax clinic program to assist taxpayers who would otherwise not have access… Read More ›

Measuring the Social Impact of University-Based Pro Bono Tax Clinics: Co-Creating a Framework for Evidence-Based Evaluation

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

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