Nassim Khadem

In a case this month, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal denied a farm worker almost $30,000 in expenses for meals, ...

Work like a nomad? The ATO is watching you

Do you work like a nomad - travel from place to place for your job - and then claim it on your tax return? The ATO is watching.

How Amazon beat tax authorities and saved $1.97 billion

Tax fights involving Amazon and Chevron will have major implications for other companies in long-running disputes.

"Still no one has been held to account for this illegal act."

'They could not recover any of my money': workers fail to get super

Every years millions of Australian workers miss out being paid their superannuation by their bosses. A federal inquiry is looking into why and how to stop it.

One of Kreab Gavin Anderson's former office managers Nicole Miller has still not been paid her superannuation entitlements.

'They regularly ignored calls and emails from staff'

The once high-profile PR agency whose management played a part in former prime minister Kevin Rudd's high-profile "Kevin07" federal election campaign, failed to pay its staff superannuation, a federal inquiry has been told.

In Australia, the GDP loss from multinational profit shifting was 0.41 per cent, or in dollar terms, $US6 billion ($7.97 ...

Australia loses almost $8b a year from multinational profit-shifting

The Tax Justice Network research found that while the largest losses occurred in rich economies such as the United States, lower-income countries were the biggest victims of profit shifting.

ISA research suggests $5.6 billion worth of unpaid superannuation is owed to almost 2.8 million Australians.

Call for random audits to uncover $5.6b worth of unpaid super

The tax man should be undertaking random audits of employers to help identify potentially $5.6 billion worth of unpaid superannuation owed to almost 2.8 million Australians, according to Industry Super Australia.

"We are sorry", says CBA's executive general manager, group people services, Andrew Culleton.

'We are sorry': CBA tells inquiry on unpaid super

The Commonwealth Bank has apologised for failing to pay more than 7000 part-time staff, including the lowest paid, their full superannuation entitlements.

Low-paid workers are worst impacted by an old law that applies a $450 threshold for compulsory super.

Women, students exploited due to super threshold

The ability of employers to exploit casual workforces made up mainly of women and students would be reduced if the Turnbull government removes a $450 minimum income level for superannuation guarantee payments, a federal inquiry has been told.

Labor's Andrew Leigh says It would be a "game changer" if wealthy business leaders and politicians "put their own self ...

Call for CEOs, rich to forgo tax cut from end of debt levy

Shadow assistant treasurer Andrew Leigh wants the nation's highly-paid chief executives and politicians to forgo a big tax cut they are due to get on July 1.

State Street Global Advisors, a nearly $2.5 trillion investor, installed the bronze statue in front of Wall Street's ...

Investors to vote against company boards without enough women

Company boards are on notice. The world's third largest asset manager will use its proxy voting powers to influence greater gender diversity.

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