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A universal basic income could be the way to deal with the job disruption of the future, and an over-complex welfare and tax system.
A universal basic income could be the way to deal with the job disruption of the future, and an over-complex welfare and tax system.
Singapore is clever at using the tax system to nudge investors. Could we do the same?
High earners and people making money from Airbnb, Uber and Airtasker beware. The taxman could be coming for you.
It's that time of year when Australians get their tax returns back from their accountants and sometimes get a nasty surprise.
One of Australia's most respected tax academics says the 'elephant in the room' is that the rich will benefit from corporate tax relief.
With a little bit of re-arranging, our reader should be able to go tax free.
Companies of all sizes are likely to be hit with penalties for unwittingly lodging tax returns based on incorrect tax rates, experts warn.
Fund managers slam government for failing to protect mum-and-dad investors from franking credit losses.
The government will seek to end tax time paralysis by introducing legislation to clarify which companies are eligible for lower company tax rate.
Accountants say Labor's trust policy will affect the middle class but leave the very wealthy unscathed.
Listed investment companies are caught up in the new and somewhat ambiguous tax changes which reduce the franking rate available to sharehol...
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