International Tax Review

News And Analysis

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  Australia to cut corporate tax rate

  March 14, 2012

  Wayne Swan, Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer, has released draft legislation to cut the corporate tax rate by one percentage point to 29%.

• Twenty-one years in tax

  November 01, 2010

  As International Tax Review celebrates its 21st birthday in November 2010, Erin Kelechava takes the opportunity to look back at a selection of the notable events in tax since 1989.

• Taxpayer face up to litigation

  October 01, 2010

  Conflict has unfortunately been part of human life since time began. This is just as true in the tax market. Companies want to minimise the amount of tax they pay, while tax authorities want to collect as much as they can. The struggles leads to expensive, time-consuming and lengthy disputes, often in a courtroom.

• Australia waits on minerals resource rent tax

  October 01, 2010

• Tax Relief

  October 01, 2010

• Asia tax directors speak out against extra pressure

  September 01, 2010

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  Rising VAT rates here to stay

  September 01, 2010

• Private equity beware

  September 01, 2010

• Generally arduous and risky

  September 01, 2010

• Coming to terms with Schedule UTP

  September 01, 2010

• Social media for tax evaders

  September 01, 2010

• UK considers ADR to resolve tax disputes

  July 01, 2010

• Take off for tax

  July 01, 2010

• New tax angers miners

  June 01, 2010

• Australian government introduces mining super tax

  June 01, 2010

• Plan your next move

  May 01, 2010

• Revenue authorities pressure UBS to reveal more information

  April 01, 2010

• Government takes step to improve Australian certainty

  April 01, 2010

• A time for tax transparency and clarity

  April 01, 2010

• No time to talk tax

  April 01, 2010