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TTPI Working Paper 10/2019 When do firms go green? Comparing command and control regulations with price incentives in India Author: Ann Harrison, UC Berkeley and… Read More ›

PhD Seminar (Econ) Throwing horizontal equity out with the bathwater: Australian family payments for newborns from the Baby Bonus to Parental Leave Pay Speaker: Matt… Read More ›

Dr Melinda Jone from the University of Canterbury passed away on 25 September 2019. The editorial team of Austaxpolicy would like to express our deepest… Read More ›

The October 2019 edition of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Fiscal Monitor focuses on the design of fiscal policies for climate mitigation at the domestic… Read More ›

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) recently released its 2018-19 Annual Report. The report shows net tax collections in 2018–19 were $426.0 billion, up $29.2 billion… Read More ›

TTPI Working Paper 9/2019 Risky data: The combined effect of framing, trust and risk preferences on the intended participation in the Consumer Data Right Author:… Read More ›

In response to a request from the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Finance Ministers, the OECD presented the report Combatting Tax Crimes More Effectively in APEC… Read More ›

The Institute for Fiscal Studies, UK has released its pre-budget report, Green Budget 2019, which looks at the issues and challenges facing the UK Government… Read More ›

The main focus of the Steuerrechtswissenschaftliche Vereinigung Heidelberg e.V. is to support research and teaching in the field of national, international, and European public finance… Read More ›

In the latest issue of the Economic Record, Leonora Risse, from RMIT University, wrote a book review on Tax, Social Policy and Gender: Rethinking Equality and… Read More ›