Posts tagged "corporate tax"

Ahead of the federal election on May 21, SmartCompany is breaking down the key issues facing Australia's small business community. Today we're looking at tax.

The big four audit and consulting firms are at the heart of the infinitely complex world of tax avoidance and evasion.

The Greens Party has proposed a “tycoon tax” that would tax so-called super-profits made by companies with annual turnovers of more than $100 million.

Australia’s 2.3 million small business, and the more than 4.5 million Australians they employ, are most at risk because of the spread of the coronavirus, writes Peter Strong.

Bill Shorten says increasing the minimum wage will benefit small businesses. But does that claim stack up? Well, it's complicated.

A back-log of highly-anticipated tax changes are yet to be passed by the Senate, created uncertainty for small business owners.

Pauline Hanson, who commands three Senate votes and thus a veto, has suddenly withdrawn her support for the Coalition's plan to cut the company tax rate for big businesses.

The public disclosure of information that Australia’s largest companies give to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) on their tax returns doesn’t sway investors’ decisions and doesn’t reduce corporate tax avoidance, our research shows.

The nation’s small business ombudsman has hit out at Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s proposal for Australia to consider increasing the mini…

By Jim Minifie and Cameron Chisholm, Grattan Institute

In the drawn-out debate on the value of a company tax cut to our economy, there …

SMEs will have eyes on parliament next week, with reports the government will attempt to secure a win for part of its Ten Year Enterprise Ta…

By Saul Eslake, University of Tasmania

The Turnbull government’s signature economic policy at last year’s election was a 5% cut in t…