New TTPI Working Paper on Nudging and Business Taxation
TTPI Working Paper 13/2018: Nudging businesses to pay their taxes: Does the timing of reminder letters matter? Authors: Christian Gillitzer, School of Economics, University of… Read More ›
TTPI Working Paper 13/2018: Nudging businesses to pay their taxes: Does the timing of reminder letters matter? Authors: Christian Gillitzer, School of Economics, University of… Read More ›
Tax and Transfer Policy Institute Fellow Miranda Stewart spoke to The Business, ABC about the effective marginal tax rate facing women returning to work. Watch… Read More ›
In response to Senator Chris Ketter’s request, the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) had conducted analysis on the financial implications and gender effect of the Australian… Read More ›
This report looks at how health expenditure is paid for by Australian, state and territory and local governments through taxation revenue. This includes an overview… Read More ›
‘Taxation Trends in the European Union: 2018 Edition’ contains a detailed statistical and economic analysis of the tax systems of the 28 Member States of… Read More ›
The Senate had referred the Government’s personal income tax plan to the Economics Legislation Committee for inquiry and the committee held its public hearing on… Read More ›
TTPI Working Paper 12/2018: Optimal progressive income taxation in a Bewley-Grossman framework Authors: Dr Chung Tran, Research School of Economics, Australian National University Associate Professor… Read More ›
Board of Taxation: Review of Small Business Tax Concessions, closing on Friday 20 July 2018. Treasury: Retirement Income Covenant Position Paper, closing on Friday… Read More ›
TTPI Working Paper 11/2018: Optimal fiscal equalisation and its application to Australia: updated Author: Chris Murphy, Arndt-Corden Department of Economics & Tax and Transfer Policy… Read More ›
TTPI Working Paper 10/2018: Place, jobs, peers and the teenage years: exposure effects and intergenerational mobility Author: Nathan Deutscher, Crawford School of Public Policy, The… Read More ›
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