Tax Reform



On Friday morning last week I put on the TV in Queensland to catch the final stages of the Sydney to Hobart yacht race on commercial television,… Read More ›

Australia, as Designed in the 1890s, Is Past Its Use-By Date

“Relative to other similar size OECD countries, Australia’s company income tax rate is high … Australia should respond to these developments by reducing the company… Read More ›

Are Tax Cuts Just Not Cutting It? Improving the Efficiency of the Corporate Tax System

In Australia, it appears that every newly elected government grapples with how best to tax small businesses. The small business sector is often seen as… Read More ›

A Dual Income Tax System for Australian Small Business: Will It Achieve Greater Tax Neutrality?

One of the key themes in politics this year has been that the political system isn’t delivering. In the economy, we are told we need… Read More ›

Tinkering Can Achieve a Lot. Politics Isn’t Broken

The government’s surprise move to address the way tax revenue is collected for gas projects is a welcome reform, but Australia still has a long… Read More ›

Tax Reform on Gas Is Welcome, But Other Difficult Issues Lie Ahead

Small businesses are a critical part of the Australian economy, and over the years, a number of tax reforms have been implemented to try to… Read More ›

A Dual Income Tax System for Australian Small Business: What Do the Experts Think?

In 2013, the price of Bitcoin, the most popular and valuable of all the crypto – or digital – currencies, exceeded the psychological barrier of… Read More ›

Australia’s Tumultuous Road Towards Taxation of Bitcoin and Other Crypto-currencies

The scandals that engulfed Najib Razak in Malaysia reminded voters that they were paying a heavy price for bad government, Teck Chi Wong writes. Malaysia’s… Read More ›

Tax, Debt and Trouble Topples Najib in Malaysia: Why did GST Reform in Malaysia Fail?

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