Past events

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15
Nov
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

The interpretation of tiebreaker rules in double tax agreements

Dr John Minas, Monash University

The purpose of this paper is to examine whether the judicial approach to the interpretation of dual residency tiebreakers for individuals in double tax agreements (DTAs) exhibits certainty and coherence.

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18
Oct
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Negative gearing: Is it a tax concession?

Paul Tilley, TTPI Visiting Fellow

Negative gearing is a phrase used in Australian tax policy debates, typically in regard to rental property investments.

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04
Oct
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Aggregate implications of child-related transfers with means testing

Darapheak Tin, PhD Candidate, Research School of Economics, ANU

Should government transfers to families with children be means-tested?

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20
Sep
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Disability and social insurance in Australia: Trends and correlates

Man hin (Iris) Chio, PhD Candidate, Research School of Economics, ANU

This study analyses the social insurance role of the Disability Support Pension (DSP) in Australia.

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30
Aug
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Evaluating recent crackdowns on disability benefits: Effects on household income and health care utilization in Australia

Associate Professor Manasi Deshpande University of Chicago

Many developed countries have responded to increases in disability insurance enrollment by tightening eligibility criteria and removing current recipients.

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05
Jul
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Addressing the rising revenue requirements with minimal welfare consequences

Mr Khademul Chowdhury, PhD Candidate, Research School of Economics, ANU

This paper investigates a simplified life-cycle model incorporating entrepreneurial activity to determine tax policies that achieve specific revenue targets.

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13
Jun
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Workshop

4th Australian Workshop on Public Finance

Various as per program

The 2024 Australian Workshop on Public Finance is hosted by the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute, Australian National University, ANU.

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07
Jun
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Bracket creep: Tax increases by stealth

Matthew Taylor, Centre for Independent Studies, and ANU Crawford PhD Candidate

The previous Coalition government’s Stage 3 income tax cuts have been mired in controversy ever since they were announced — in their final form — in 2019.

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31
May
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Taxing High-Powered Entrepreneurship

Professor Florian Scheuer , University of Zurich

This paper provides new measures of the payoff distribution faced by founders of VC-backed start-ups in the United States.

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10
May
2024
Crawford School of Public Policy | Tax and Transfer Policy Institute | Seminar

Progressive income-contingent student loans

Dr Yue Hua, UNSW

Progressive income contingent loans (ICLs) for college students, where repayment rates increase with income, may provide additional insurance against income risks after graduation.

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