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2018 has been an exciting year of continued growth for Austaxpolicy. We published 96 articles and briefs by 117 experts across academia, government, and international… Read More ›

Happy Holidays from Austaxpolicy

2017 has been a big year for Austaxpolicy. We have published 80 great blog posts from 74 authors (and this is the 81st)! In 2017,… Read More ›

Happy Holidays from Austaxpolicy

This Election Brief summarises the key tax policies, costings and revenue estimates of the incumbent Liberal-National Coalition (LNP) Government, the Australian Labor Party (ALP), and… Read More ›

Election 2016: Tax Policies of the Major Parties Part II

This Election Brief summarises the key tax policies, costings and revenue estimates of the incumbent Liberal-National Coalition (LNP) Government, the Australian Labor Party (ALP), and… Read More ›

Election 2016: Tax Policies of the Major Parties Part I

Published by Southern Highlands News, Friday 1 February. I guess that it’s not meant as an April Fools joke but, apparently, apart from giving another… Read More ›

Tax Thought Bubbles: No Real Reform

In 2016 we are seeing a continuation of low oil prices worldwide, which is negatively affecting the petroleum industry, but good news for other industry… Read More ›

Global Low in Oil Prices: Implications for Australia and Malaysia

Papua New Guinea is a resource rich nation, with significant reserves of gas, copper, gold and zinc. Understandably, there is a desire to generate tax… Read More ›

Nationalisation, State Equity Participation and Resource Rent Taxation in the Extractive Industry

A more generous pension could be easily offset by reining in super tax concessions and adding the family home to the asset mix. Why are… Read More ›

Tax White Paper: Our Pension is Too Mean, Our Super Tax Concessions Too Generous

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