Audit Blackout: gatekeepers cuddled while sleeping on the jobBy Michael West | November 14, 2019Why the secrecy? Most of the Big Four's audit inspections are blacked out; huge chunks redacted by the corporate ...
Knapp: Big Four failed Australia for their multinational clientsBy Jeffrey Knapp | November 8, 2019This submission by Jeffrey Knapp to the current Parliamentary Inquiry into the Regulation of Auditing in Australia ...
Tender Truncheons: Lendlease concedes Tax Office closes net on retirement village racketBy Michael West | November 4, 2019"Outlaw these indulgent and selfish practices that threaten the livelihood of fellow Australians," declared Scott ...
Lendlease tax boondoggle bigger than the hole it left in Sydney Football StadiumBy Michael West | October 29, 2019Lendlease walked away from its contract to rebuild the Sydney Football Stadium in July, leaving a giant hole in ...
Oracle and EY: 42 breaches of the Corporations Act and countingBy Jeffrey Knapp | October 29, 2019"A dark pit of non-disclosure and secrecy". A "serial lawbreaker" rewarded with lavish Australian government ...
House of Cards: is Brookfield the next Babcock & Brown?By Michael West | October 21, 2019Babcock & Brown sank in a sea of debt during the Global Financial Crisis, its $70 billion of assets around the ...
Oracle and Accenture: big tax dodgers queued for visa privatisation prizeBy Michael West and Michael Sainsbury | October 16, 2019Should the Government award contracts to tax cheating multinationals? The subject is likely to be covered when the ...
Privatisation Fetish and QE: will government surrender the economic rescue to the banks?By Michael West | October 14, 2019Three interest rate cuts have failed to lift the economy. As have the Government's $1080 tax breaks. Printing ...
True Lies: Mathias Cormann caught by his own department for economic fairy talesBy Alan Austin | October 14, 2019Mathias Cormann has been exposed for gilding the lily by a report from his own government department, or maybe he ...
Brookfield’s Aveo takeover: Australia’s loss and Bermuda’s gainBy Michael West | October 1, 2019The furtive financial wizards from Brookfield may soon take $3 billion of retirement village loans to Bermuda, and ...
The Mist: Netflix accounting fantasy conceals half a billion dollarsBy Michael West | September 26, 2019Following questions to Netflix from michaelwest.com.au last week, the US streaming giant has sprung into action ...
A Netflix Original: Dreams of Theft DownunderBy Michael West and Jeffrey Knapp | September 24, 2019Dreams of Tax Theft Downunder is the story of Netflix Inc, a company from the United States which lusts after ...
Audit Blackout: gatekeepers cuddled while sleeping on the jobBy Michael West | November 14, 2019Why the secrecy? Most of the Big Four's audit inspections are blacked out; huge chunks redacted by the corporate ...
Knapp: Big Four failed Australia for their multinational clientsBy Jeffrey Knapp | November 8, 2019This submission by Jeffrey Knapp to the current Parliamentary Inquiry into the Regulation of Auditing in Australia ...
Tender Truncheons: Lendlease concedes Tax Office closes net on retirement village racketBy Michael West | November 4, 2019"Outlaw these indulgent and selfish practices that threaten the livelihood of fellow Australians," declared Scott ...
Lendlease tax boondoggle bigger than the hole it left in Sydney Football StadiumBy Michael West | October 29, 2019Lendlease walked away from its contract to rebuild the Sydney Football Stadium in July, leaving a giant hole in ...
Oracle and EY: 42 breaches of the Corporations Act and countingBy Jeffrey Knapp | October 29, 2019"A dark pit of non-disclosure and secrecy". A "serial lawbreaker" rewarded with lavish Australian government ...
House of Cards: is Brookfield the next Babcock & Brown?By Michael West | October 21, 2019Babcock & Brown sank in a sea of debt during the Global Financial Crisis, its $70 billion of assets around the ...
Oracle and Accenture: big tax dodgers queued for visa privatisation prizeBy Michael West and Michael Sainsbury | October 16, 2019Should the Government award contracts to tax cheating multinationals? The subject is likely to be covered when the ...
Privatisation Fetish and QE: will government surrender the economic rescue to the banks?By Michael West | October 14, 2019Three interest rate cuts have failed to lift the economy. As have the Government's $1080 tax breaks. Printing ...
True Lies: Mathias Cormann caught by his own department for economic fairy talesBy Alan Austin | October 14, 2019Mathias Cormann has been exposed for gilding the lily by a report from his own government department, or maybe he ...
Brookfield’s Aveo takeover: Australia’s loss and Bermuda’s gainBy Michael West | October 1, 2019The furtive financial wizards from Brookfield may soon take $3 billion of retirement village loans to Bermuda, and ...
The Mist: Netflix accounting fantasy conceals half a billion dollarsBy Michael West | September 26, 2019Following questions to Netflix from michaelwest.com.au last week, the US streaming giant has sprung into action ...
A Netflix Original: Dreams of Theft DownunderBy Michael West and Jeffrey Knapp | September 24, 2019Dreams of Tax Theft Downunder is the story of Netflix Inc, a company from the United States which lusts after ...