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Date: 17 July 2024 – 07 August 2024 The government has released a consultation paper reviewing the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) registration requirements for tax… Read More ›

Host: Melbourne Social Equity Institute, Melbourne Centre for Commercial Law’s Taxation Law and Policy Program and Faculty of Business and Economics Date: Thursday 8 August… Read More ›

Statutory corporate tax rates are stabilising worldwide after a lengthy period of falling rates, according to new OECD data released. The 2024 edition of OECD… Read More ›

New research from the Productivity Commission shows Australia performs well on income mobility. ‘For most Australians, the amount your parents earned when you were young… Read More ›

Host: Melbourne Centre for Commercial Law Speaker: Dr Karen Strojek (Department of Politics, Media and Philosophy at La Trobe University, Melbourne) Date: Tuesday 6 August… Read More ›

Author: Annelore Verhagen While means-tested benefits such as minimum income benefits (MIB) and unemployment assistance (UA) are an essential safety net for low-income people and… Read More ›

Towards an estimate of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander human capital and how it is changing over time Author: Nicholas Biddle Public policy in Australia… Read More ›

The European Commission has released its latest annual report on taxation, which surveys the state of play of taxation and tax systems in the member… Read More ›

The Australian Government has released its response to the findings of the House Select Committee on Workforce Australia Employment Services. In the response, the Government… Read More ›

Riding the rollercoaster: Subnational debt in turbulent times Authors: Acauã Brochado and Sean Dougherty With interest rates at their highest levels in two decades, subnational… Read More ›