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Speech - Address at the PwC Tax Reform Forum, Melbourne
15 July 2015 Earlier today the Treasurer addressed the PwC Tax Reform Forum in Melbourne. Here is an excerpt: It's great to be here today to continue this important conversation about tax reform in Australia. As ...How did tax get so complex?
22 June 2015 In the 1950s Australia had a tax system made up of around 1080 pages of tax law. Since then, Governments have identified gaps, addressed omissions, and attempted to adapt the tax system to changes in business and society. Check out our in five slides on complexity to find out more.State revenue from taxes - in six slides
5 June 2015 States and territories provide a range of essential services to Australians, take a closer look at state revenue from taxes in six slidesDid you take the taxation of savings quiz?
4 June 2015 Did you take to quiz on the taxation of savings? 44% of you got 6 out of 6 questions right for a perfect score.Did you respond to our "quick comment" on the taxation of savings?
4 June 2015 Last week we asked you for your thoughts on whether there should there be differences in the way savings are taxed? Here's what you mentioned most frequently View comments.How are savings taxed?
28 May 2015 Want to know more about how savings are taxed? Check out our in five slides.What is negative gearing?
28 May 2015 What is negative gearing? Check out our infographic on the topic.Speech - Tax Reform
19 May 2015 Last week Roger Brake, General Manager of the Tax White Paper Taskforce in Treasury spoke to Tax Institute Australia’s 48th South Australian Convention about tax reform. Here is an ...Did you respond to our "quick comment" on tax and economic growth?
14 May 2015How can we make the tax system better for economic growth?
Here's what you mentioned most frequently.Quiz answers - who actually pays tax?
14 May 2015 Did you take to quiz on who actually pays tax? The results to date are now in and 54% of you got 5 out of 5 questions right for a perfect score!Have you seen the budget outcomes for small business?
13 May 2015 The Government is creating the right environment at the right time to invest. The 2015 Budget provides $5.5 billion including $5 billion of tax relief to create jobs and small business growth. Watch the jobs and small businesses animation ...Which taxes cost the most?
8 May 2015 Did you know that some taxes cost the Australian economy and households more than others?Speech - looking forward 100 years: where to for income tax?
6 May 2015 Last week Rob Heferen, Deputy Secretary of Revenue Group in Treasury gave an address to the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute titled looking forward 100 years: where to for income ...Quick facts from Tax stats 2012-13
6 May 2015 Check out our slides on Quick facts from Tax stats 2012-13. Every year the Australian Tax Office publishes data from income tax returns and other aspects of the taxation system. Data ...Speech - tax reform and the economic backdrop
1 May 2015 Rob Heferen, Deputy Secretary of Revenue Group in Treasury recently gave a speech at the Minerals Council of Australia Biennial Tax Conference on tax ...Quiz Answers – challenges for the tax system
28 April 2015Did you take the quiz?
The results to date are now in from last week's quiz. The subject was challenges for the tax system.Did you respond to the challenges “quick comment”?
27 April 2015Which tax challenge should we tackle as a priority?
Here's what you have mentioned most frequently.