Top 40 Tax Dodgers for 2019
We are counting down Australia’s biggest Corporate Tax Dodgers using 4 years Australian Tax Office transparency data.
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KPMG: “do as I say, not as I do” just check out Aldi
Quod ego dico, non quod ego faciam. That should be KPMG's motto. Do what I say, not what I do. It has a ring to it, but more importantly, it goes to the heart of the firm's business model: quae abscondam - hide stuff.
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Billion Dollar Reaper: how ExxonMobil exploits Australia and PNG
Scott Morrison made the pilgrimage to Texas last year to visit Exxon bosses. The then Treasurer might have prodded them to pay tax in Australia, but no
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Budget: Predicted surplus short-lived as thermal coal exports enter long-term decline
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s first budget tomorrow is expected to deliver a predicted surplus...
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Don’t let sneaky graphs fool you: minimum wages do not cost jobs
If this election is a referendum on wages, as Bill Shorten claims, then the minimum wage will be...
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Is this clickbait television? Does the headline allegation that One Nation went to the United...
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Breaking Bad: Hells Angels’ venture on ASX passes ASIC muster
Investors were furious to find their high-tech battery lab in Thailand was stocked, not with high-tech batteries, but with old ice cream machines. Surely the corporate regulators would fire up now at this, yet another deception
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Four months of fear and prayers: medicine a nation needs to turn to Scott
AUSTRALIA'S SIXTH shortest serving Prime Minister is in a bind. Having streaked past Chris Watson’s 113 days in office late last year, Scott is now sitting pretty as the clear No 25 of Australia’s 30 PMs
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Why there’s not much in store for small business this Budget
The Government has been working its small business base hard. As they say; “small business votes”, and the changes are already in force, keeping them out of the Budget limelight.
Revolving Doors
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