Tax

Some outdated tax rulings – including a 50-year old precedent – underpin our current childcare tax deduction regime.

Aggressive tax avoidance is often the consequence of powerfully self-interested CEOs and their empire-building managers.

The proposed Adani coal mine in Queensland has been controversial for its environmental, economic and political ramifications. It's a good example of how difficult it is to make sense of all these competing agendas. Enter an emerging new field of thought – energy justice. With Dr Diane Kraal.

The government's surprise move to address the way tax revenue is collected for gas projects is a welcome reform, but Australia still has a long way to go. It's time for other tough conversations.

A tax paradise sounds nice in theory, but agreeing on what it actually looks like is a lot harder.  The trouble is, Australia has a lot of different taxes, most of which we hate. Yet we need some form of taxation. So what should it look like? With Senior Lecturer Wayne Gumley.

Australia's superannuation system is world leading; but it is also highly complex and has looming challenges. How can people understand it better, in order to retire better? With Professor Banita Bissoondoyal-Bheenik.

Australian small business owners rarely take advantage of free trade agreements. This needs to change.

While Australian banks are facing a new tax from the 2017 federal budget, the government has passed over another major sector – the petroleum industry, according to a Monash Business School resources taxation expert.