Posts tagged "multinationals"

A decision by the G7 to ensure multinational businesses pay a minimum company tax rate of “at least” 15% could deliver longer-term economic benefits to Australia.

The ATO's defective administration processes will be updated and improved under a government plan to make small business compo fairer.

Some of Australia’s largest private companies will be given more time to notify the tax office of tax problems, but small business groups say the government must continue its efforts to improve tax transparency.

The government is reportedly considering a new tax on the digital economy. While no details of the tax are available yet, the digital services tax recently proposed by the European Commission may give us an idea what the tax might look like.

By Ronen Palan, City, University of London

The so-called Paradise Papers may sound familiar — leaked documents from a law firm that sp…

By Michael West, University of Sydney
“This is a huge market and no one knows how it all works except the mug operator who washes the line…

By Jackson Stiles

One in three large firms paid no company tax in the last financial year, the Australian Tax Office has revealed, prompt…

By Antony Ting, University of Sydney

When introducing the draft legislation for the diverted profits or so-called “Google tax”, Fede…

The introduction of a so-called “Google tax” on large multinationals that are suspected of shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions is …

By Kerrie Sadiq, Queensland University of Technology

The European Commission is putting multinationals on notice with its order to tech …

US cereal giant Kellogg’s and New Zealand milk multinational Fonterra have put the squeeze on local suppliers by stretching their payment …

By Antony Ting, University of Sydney

Although the Coalition government has been reinstated, it is still faced with the problem of dealin…