Deputy Editor, BusinessDay. Reporting on tax and regulation.
Employers caught up in an alleged fraud ring accused of stealing $165 million can contact the Australian Taxation Office to find out if they will be liable for tax that wasn't paid because it was being siphoned off by a criminal syndicate, the agency says.
Random audits of employers would be a more proactive approach in chasing down billions of dollars of unpaid superannuation, often to the nation's most vulnerable workers, says Inspector-General of Taxation Ali Noroozi.
The integrity of the Australian Taxation Office has taken a hit, acting ATO boss Andrew Mills says.
Latest scandal involving ATO members described as 'shocking' and 'disgusting' by tax professionals.
Mining giants warn laws could put local companies at risk and prevent them from taking up new investments overseas.
The ATO has released new transfer pricing guidance as it chases hundreds of millions of dollars in tax bills from companies using dubious tax schemes.
Sydney has won a global bid to host the 'Davos of women' after it was backed by leading business and political leaders.
Labor would require ATO to reveal details of companies the Tax Office cuts deals with as part of plan to recoup $5.4 billion from multinationals.
Middle-income Australians to bear brunt of budget's failure on income tax rates and thresholds.
The government's measures are just the beginning of a long fight to claw back revenue.
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