Response to Senate Aged Care Inquiry Question on Notice re LendleaseBy Michael West | July 19, 2018The Senate Economics References Committee held public hearings on July 2018 as part of its inquiry into the ...
Opening statement to Senate Aged Care InquiryBy Michael West | July 17, 2018There is a conflict of interest in corporations operating aged care facilities in Australia. This is the conflict ...
APA: why do foreign energy giants covet Australian assets? We’re a soft touchBy Michael West | June 13, 2018Unless it wants gas prices to shoot up, and Australia's monopoly pipeline operator to be controlled by a Hong Kong ...
Synergy’s secret solar deal with MacBankBy Michael West | June 5, 2018Are electricity providers now getting kick-backs from Macquarie for providing leases on solar rooftop ...
Big Four: guardians of the guards infiltrate the infiltratorsBy Michael West | May 7, 2018While the standards-setter AASB continues its three year dither on disclosure, the Board of Taxation continues to ...
ACCC lets Expedia and Booking.com duopoly off the hook againBy Michael West | April 21, 2018Booking.com and Expedia are two of the biggest multinational tax cheats about and their rapid growth and now ...
Utter chaos at Australian Military BankBy Michael West | April 10, 2018Australia's defence has a powerful new weapon of strategic deterrence, the Australian Military Bank. No hostile ...
Council gets rolled in barney over private use of Crown landBy Michael West | February 18, 2018When does the private benefit from public land become too much? In the case of Willoughby Council and the Talus ...
EnergyAustralia lobbies for government leg-up while cheating on taxBy Michael West | January 19, 2018African gangs in Melbourne may be attracting the headlines but a greater threat to the Australian way of life lies ...
Big Four off scot-free in Paradise Papers “data breach”By Michael West | January 11, 2018Still barely a squeak from the Big Four accounting firms about the world's biggest tax leak, the 13.4 million ...
Kellogg’s hits taxpayers, small business and healthBy Michael West | December 10, 2017US cereal giant Kellogg's paid zero tax on $444 million in revenues in Australia last year, according to the Tax ...
Taxman pursues tax dodger Shell in SwitzerlandBy Michael West | November 28, 2017The Tax Office is chasing oil major Shell Australia in Switzerland, asking the government for documents related to ...
Response to Senate Aged Care Inquiry Question on Notice re LendleaseBy Michael West | July 19, 2018The Senate Economics References Committee held public hearings on July 2018 as part of its inquiry into the ...
Opening statement to Senate Aged Care InquiryBy Michael West | July 17, 2018There is a conflict of interest in corporations operating aged care facilities in Australia. This is the conflict ...
APA: why do foreign energy giants covet Australian assets? We’re a soft touchBy Michael West | June 13, 2018Unless it wants gas prices to shoot up, and Australia's monopoly pipeline operator to be controlled by a Hong Kong ...
Synergy’s secret solar deal with MacBankBy Michael West | June 5, 2018Are electricity providers now getting kick-backs from Macquarie for providing leases on solar rooftop ...
Big Four: guardians of the guards infiltrate the infiltratorsBy Michael West | May 7, 2018While the standards-setter AASB continues its three year dither on disclosure, the Board of Taxation continues to ...
ACCC lets Expedia and Booking.com duopoly off the hook againBy Michael West | April 21, 2018Booking.com and Expedia are two of the biggest multinational tax cheats about and their rapid growth and now ...
Utter chaos at Australian Military BankBy Michael West | April 10, 2018Australia's defence has a powerful new weapon of strategic deterrence, the Australian Military Bank. No hostile ...
Council gets rolled in barney over private use of Crown landBy Michael West | February 18, 2018When does the private benefit from public land become too much? In the case of Willoughby Council and the Talus ...
EnergyAustralia lobbies for government leg-up while cheating on taxBy Michael West | January 19, 2018African gangs in Melbourne may be attracting the headlines but a greater threat to the Australian way of life lies ...
Big Four off scot-free in Paradise Papers “data breach”By Michael West | January 11, 2018Still barely a squeak from the Big Four accounting firms about the world's biggest tax leak, the 13.4 million ...
Kellogg’s hits taxpayers, small business and healthBy Michael West | December 10, 2017US cereal giant Kellogg's paid zero tax on $444 million in revenues in Australia last year, according to the Tax ...
Taxman pursues tax dodger Shell in SwitzerlandBy Michael West | November 28, 2017The Tax Office is chasing oil major Shell Australia in Switzerland, asking the government for documents related to ...