Posts tagged "oecd"

Australian businesses are languishing through the second-most severe labour shortage in the developed world, as nearly 3% of all jobs in Australia remained empty in the March quarter.

Halving the workforce participation gap between men and women would unlock 500,000 full-time skilled workers with post-school qualifications, new economic analysis has found.

Australia should move away from heavy taxation of incomes towards higher taxation on goods and services to accelerate economic recovery from the pandemic, the OECD recommends.

New statistics show French pensioners spend the longest time in retirement out of all OECD countries. Here's how other countries compare.

In a move that shows Australia is getting tough on competition law, criminal charges have been laid against ANZ, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank, as well as six of their senior executives, over alleged “cartel-like” behaviour.

By Miranda Stewart, Australian National University

Australia, with another 70 countries, has signed a multilateral treaty to create more…

By Antony Ting, University of Sydney

US President-elect Donald Trump made an election promise to cut the US federal corporate tax rate f…

By Antony Ting, University of Sydney

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

By Kerrie Sadiq, Queensland University of Technology

It is now apparent that multinational tax avoidance and aggressive tax planning is …

  The current international tax regime was developed in the last century when the internet was not yet invented. At that time, a foreign co…

  Some of the greatest assets available to Australian SMEs and large companies lie untapped. A recent OECD study shows Australia is lagging…

  Companies around the world are scrambling to overhaul how they communicate with the public when it comes to how much tax they pay, accord…