150 tax officials swept up in GST fraud probe
The national audit office says 150 tax officials are among those investigated as part of a widespread GST fraud probe.
13 February, 2024The national audit office says 150 tax officials are among those investigated as part of a widespread GST fraud probe.
13 February, 2024Australia’s federal system of government has its pluses and minuses. Proponents say federalism is necessary in a country as large as Australia, while others say our population is too small and that state governments are an expensive and inefficient way of ensuring we are properly governed. It is generally agreed that the biggest disadvantage of […]
15 January, 2018Treasurer Scott Morrison has announced a delay of more than three months in the release of the Productivity Commission’s inquiry into how the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is distributed to the states. The distribution system, known as horizontal fiscal equalisation (HFE) has been widely criticised for giving too much to some states and too […]
4 January, 2018Partnership with Alibaba and Lazada.
6 February, 2017Is this the start of real tax reform?
20 July, 2015Palaszczuk to talk tough at COAG.
14 April, 2015By Julian Bajkowski In a strong sign that bipartisan support is mounting for a crackdown on transfer pricing tax schemes, Opposition Communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull has come out swinging against multinational technology companies that generate billions of dollars of revenue in Australia but pay proportionally miniscule amounts of tax here through transfer pricing arrangements. The […]
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