Double the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power (ECR572)
The proposal would double the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power.
The proposal would commence from 1 July 2022.
Read moreDouble the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power (ECR572)
The proposal would double the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power.
The proposal would commence from 1 July 2022.
Read moreDouble the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power (ECR572)
The proposal would double the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power.
The proposal would commence from 1 July 2022.
Read moreDouble the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power (ECR572)
The proposal would double the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power.
The proposal would commence from 1 July 2022.
Read moreStop companies claiming tax deductions for travel to tax havens (ECR588)
The proposal would stop companies from claiming a tax deduction for travel and related expenses to and from tax havens.
- Australian taxpayers would be required to notify the Australian Tax Office if they have residency or citizenship in a tax haven.
- The Australian government would exclude companies based in tax havens from all government contracts.
The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2022
Read moreStop companies claiming tax deductions for travel to tax havens (ECR588)
The proposal would stop companies from claiming a tax deduction for travel and related expenses to and from tax havens.
- Australian taxpayers would be required to notify the Australian Tax Office if they have residency or citizenship in a tax haven.
- The Australian government would exclude companies based in tax havens from all government contracts.
The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2022
Read moreStop companies claiming tax deductions for travel to tax havens (ECR588)
The proposal would stop companies from claiming a tax deduction for travel and related expenses to and from tax havens.
- Australian taxpayers would be required to notify the Australian Tax Office if they have residency or citizenship in a tax haven.
- The Australian government would exclude companies based in tax havens from all government contracts.
The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2022
Read moreStop companies claiming tax deductions for travel to tax havens (ECR588)
The proposal would stop companies from claiming a tax deduction for travel and related expenses to and from tax havens.
- Australian taxpayers would be required to notify the Australian Tax Office if they have residency or citizenship in a tax haven.
- The Australian government would exclude companies based in tax havens from all government contracts.
The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2022
Read moreStop companies claiming tax deductions for travel to tax havens (ECR588)
The proposal would stop companies from claiming a tax deduction for travel and related expenses to and from tax havens.
- Australian taxpayers would be required to notify the Australian Tax Office if they have residency or citizenship in a tax haven.
- The Australian government would exclude companies based in tax havens from all government contracts.
The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2022
Read morePortfolio Budget Statements 2013–14
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