Corporate tax avoidance. Who helps fund Australia, and who doesn’t?By Mark Zirnsak, Jason Ward, Mikhail Shashnov and Roman Lanis | April 10, 2025With the election looming, the promises of the major parties can only be kept if enough tax is collected to pay ...
Big banks tap households – micropayments the growth revenue streamBy Andrew Gardiner | April 8, 2025Fees garnered from household expenditure increased by 11% last financial year, mainly from personal loans and ...
Lendlease. Drains taxpayer, does cosy deal, drains whistleblowerBy Michael West | March 25, 2025Former Lendlease lawyer Tony Watson saved the country $300m as whistleblower to the biggest tax fraud in ...
Foxtel: transactions you can’t trust, tax evasion you can’t ignoreBy Michael West | January 10, 2025While Rupert Murdoch's pundits at News Corporation decry welfare bludgers and 'Their ABC', Foxtel gets a free ride ...
Greed is good! ATO mates rates for mining billionaire tax evasion schemeBy Michael Pascoe | October 22, 2024After winning the Gold Walkley for the PwC tax leak scandal, the AFR’s Neil Chenoweth has produced another ...
Who benefits from negative gearing? Hint: probably not you.By Harry Chemay | October 2, 2024A new release by the Parliamentary Budget Office has shed further light on which taxpayers benefit most from ...
Is Ticketek fleecing Australian artists, audiences, for the Caymans and California?By Callum Foote and Joshua Barnett | October 2, 2024Do Australia’s live artists, venues and concert-goers benefit from the rising domination of Ticketek and its ...
Revealed: Peter Dutton’s campaign to kill Labor’s multinational tax reformsBy Mark Zirnsak | September 30, 2024Opposition leader Peter Dutton is trying to kill off Labor's multinational tax avoidance reforms, already watered ...
The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, with Trump ‘stackee’ dissentingBy Michael Pascoe | September 19, 2024Could it happen here? The Coalition claims it’s concerned about Labor stacking the proposed new RBA monetary ...
The Reserve Bank of Australia really does want Aussies poorerBy Michael Pascoe | September 11, 2024As evidence of a slowing Australian economy mounts, Governor Michele Bullock quietly told journalists the RBA ...
Australia set to take on the cockroaches of multinational tax chicaneryBy Michael West | July 27, 2024Cockroach-fighting multinational SC Johnson of Raid fame fronted the Senate to decry Labor's corporate tax reforms ...
Caymans Privatisation: Northern Beaches Hospital limps into financial triageBy Michael West | May 21, 2024The Sydney hospital privatised to Cayman Islands financial engineers is in strife, lending heft to calls for the ...
Corporate tax avoidance. Who helps fund Australia, and who doesn’t?By Mark Zirnsak, Jason Ward, Mikhail Shashnov and Roman Lanis | April 10, 2025With the election looming, the promises of the major parties can only be kept if enough tax is collected to pay ...
Big banks tap households – micropayments the growth revenue streamBy Andrew Gardiner | April 8, 2025Fees garnered from household expenditure increased by 11% last financial year, mainly from personal loans and ...
Lendlease. Drains taxpayer, does cosy deal, drains whistleblowerBy Michael West | March 25, 2025Former Lendlease lawyer Tony Watson saved the country $300m as whistleblower to the biggest tax fraud in ...
Foxtel: transactions you can’t trust, tax evasion you can’t ignoreBy Michael West | January 10, 2025While Rupert Murdoch's pundits at News Corporation decry welfare bludgers and 'Their ABC', Foxtel gets a free ride ...
Greed is good! ATO mates rates for mining billionaire tax evasion schemeBy Michael Pascoe | October 22, 2024After winning the Gold Walkley for the PwC tax leak scandal, the AFR’s Neil Chenoweth has produced another ...
Who benefits from negative gearing? Hint: probably not you.By Harry Chemay | October 2, 2024A new release by the Parliamentary Budget Office has shed further light on which taxpayers benefit most from ...
Is Ticketek fleecing Australian artists, audiences, for the Caymans and California?By Callum Foote and Joshua Barnett | October 2, 2024Do Australia’s live artists, venues and concert-goers benefit from the rising domination of Ticketek and its ...
Revealed: Peter Dutton’s campaign to kill Labor’s multinational tax reformsBy Mark Zirnsak | September 30, 2024Opposition leader Peter Dutton is trying to kill off Labor's multinational tax avoidance reforms, already watered ...
The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, with Trump ‘stackee’ dissentingBy Michael Pascoe | September 19, 2024Could it happen here? The Coalition claims it’s concerned about Labor stacking the proposed new RBA monetary ...
The Reserve Bank of Australia really does want Aussies poorerBy Michael Pascoe | September 11, 2024As evidence of a slowing Australian economy mounts, Governor Michele Bullock quietly told journalists the RBA ...
Australia set to take on the cockroaches of multinational tax chicaneryBy Michael West | July 27, 2024Cockroach-fighting multinational SC Johnson of Raid fame fronted the Senate to decry Labor's corporate tax reforms ...
Caymans Privatisation: Northern Beaches Hospital limps into financial triageBy Michael West | May 21, 2024The Sydney hospital privatised to Cayman Islands financial engineers is in strife, lending heft to calls for the ...