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There are three major factors corporate tax departments must face in 2025.

In December 1972, the same month the Whitlam government was first elected, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 1975 as International Women’s Year (IWY). This set in train a series of world-changing events, in which Australia was to play a significant part.

Increasing the tax rate on superannuation balances above $3m would affect less than 1% of the population – and yet it is still unlikely to pass

In a memorandum, President Donald Trump said a global tax deal earlier agreed upon has “no force or effect” in the United States.

A team of academic researchers, lawyers and journalists from 16 European countries has exposed a huge lobbying campaign aimed at gutting a proposed EU-wide restriction on the use of “forever chemicals”. This campaign saw significant increases in the lobbying expenditure of major producers of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), known…

PEOPLE living in the UK are 39 worse off than those in neighbouring countries, a think tank found this week – and campaigners argue independence…

Experts criticise Defra’s decision not to use OECD definition of PFAS, with one asking if move is ‘politically based’

Industry-funded research and exaggerated claims litter arguments made by fluoropolymer industry against stricter regulation

After record-breaking streak of growth, Australia is lagging behind its peers amid cost-of-living and productivity woes.