Australian Government Health Expenditure and Tax Revenue 2015–16
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 ›
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 ›
On 26 March 2018, the Senate referred an inquiry into the ‘Commitment to the Senate’ issued by the Business Council of Australia on 21 March… Read More ›
On 2 October 2014 the Senate referred an inquiry into corporate tax avoidance to the Senate Economics References Committee for inquiry and report by the… Read More ›
TTPI Working Paper 9/2018 Australia’s high company tax rate and dividend imputation: a poor recipe for a small open economy? by Chris Murphy, Arndt-Corden Department… Read More ›
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