Loophole: how Deloitte games the tax laws for Kiwi raider
The minute the government brings in new tax laws, the Big Four accounting firms get cracking on the loopholes for ...
Michael West
Michael West established Michael West Media in 2016 to focus on journalism of high public interest, particularly the rising power of corporations over democracy. West was formerly a journalist and editor with Fairfax newspapers, a columnist for News Corp and even, once, a stockbroker.
Burns Philp & Co Pty Limited
A classic of corporate obfuscation. Burns Philp is owned by Kiwi corporate raider Graeme Hart, via his Rank ...
Victoria Power Networks Pty Ltd
It is fitting that this company kicks off our Top 40 Tax Dodgers chart for 2019. Victoria Power Networks has ...
Victoria Power Networks: #40 on the Top 40 Tax Dodgers Chart
They dodge tax, they gouge their customers. They even have their paws out for government grants. Michael West ...
Energy Australia: four years, $30 billion, zero tax
Energy Australia is owned by a company in the infamous tax haven of the British Virgin Islands. For the fourth ...
Adani shown the door by traditional owners
How Adani stacked the landowner meetings before it sought court orders to bankrupt traditional landowner, Adrian ...
Sneaky coal giant Glencore drops off the Top40 Tax Dodgers
Australia's largest coal producer, the secretive Swiss commodities trader, Glencore, topped our Top 40 Tax Dodgers ...
Exclusive: ANZ chief faces criminal prosecution
ANZ chief Shayne Elliott has become the subject of a criminal prosecution.
Hidden billions: ATO forgot to say corporations get tax rebates too
Kevin Rudd was PM. An election loomed. Tony Abbott was ahead in the polls and Rupert Murdoch's newspapers were ...
Gilead: extortionate prices, corporate vices
The most expensive drug in Australia, costing taxpayers more than $1 billion a year, or $1,000 a pill, is Gilead's ...
ATO tax dump reveals the dodgers: the usual suspects shine
Once again, despite the nosebleed rise in gas prices, the gas giants skimped on their tax. That's zero from ...
Privatisations still need scrutiny despite A-G report
Coincidently, while we were busy chiding the state government yesterday for its mega-willy-nilly privatisation ...
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