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taxation
National Affairs
The GST trap
Peter Brent
30 October 2014
Opposing changes to the GST is unlikely to benefit Labor’s election prospects
National Affairs
Is Australia’s welfare system unsustainable?
Peter Whiteford
10 February 2014
Figures from the past two decades challenge the view that the welfare budget is out of control, writes
Peter Whiteford
, and help us understand the likely impact of future…
National Affairs
Who gets what? Who pays for it? The welfare state debate revisited
Peter Whiteford
4 June 2013
Contrary to what many commentators claim, Australia has the lowest level of middle-class welfare in the developed world, writes
Peter Whiteford
National Affairs
Compulsory super: the scheme that failed
Michael Gill
5 October 2012
A new report reveals deep flaws in Australia’s compulsory superannuation scheme
National Affairs
Never so good?
Frank Bongiorno
21 August 2011
On the anniversary of the 2010 Australian election,
Frank Bongiorno
– just back from London – contrasts the challenges facing Britain and Australia
National Affairs
Compulsory superannuation: a policy in search of evidence
Brian Toohey
3 February 2011
Left to themselves, many employees would spend the money that goes into superannuation on raising a family, paying off a mortgage or pursuing further education. Compulsion robs…
National Affairs
Disregarding Henry
Brian Toohey
6 May 2010
Funds from the planned super-profits tax on mining could have been used much more productively, argues
Brian Toohey
, and key Henry report recommendations deserved early…
National Affairs
Treasury and the footloose capitalists
Brian Toohey
7 July 2009
Ken Henry’s review of the tax system is heading in the wrong direction, writes
Brian Toohey
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