The never-ending tax nightmare

Article Abstract:

Accountancy groups believe that the Australian government will not be able to meet its target of introducing eight new tax measures in 2002. They feel that the government's focus has shifted away from tax reform and that it is not putting pressure on the Australian Tax Office to address the planned measures. CAP Australia is calling for a better balance between indirect and direct taxation.

Cover Story, Tax reform

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Call off the dogs

Article Abstract:

Investigations into price rises associated with the introduction of Goods and Service Taxation in Australia are carried out by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, which can impose large fines if exploitation of prices is found to have occurred.

Planning, Political aspects, Price control, Price regulations, Australia. Competition and Consumer Commission

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The BAS retreat

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the completion of business activity statements by Australian firms and the difficulties faced by many due to red tape are discussed.

Business, Taxation

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