The tax haven,the PO box,the tropical island:Who owns Australian soccer
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Australian soccer

The tax haven,the PO box,the tropical island:Who owns Australian soccer

The A-Leagues’ major shareholder owns its stake in Australian professional soccer via a series of offshore tax havens,including an infamous PO box in the Cayman Islands.

  • byBen Schneiders

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Hotel giant Hilton battles ATO over alleged tax avoidance scheme
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Hotel giant Hilton battles ATO over alleged tax avoidance scheme

The tax office is seeking penalties and unpaid taxes of over $80 million,alleging the company set up a scheme to avoid paying tax on the sale of a Sydney hotel in 2015.

  • bySarah Danckert
Buckets of cash:How Chinese group withdrew $137m to avoid paying tax
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Crime

Buckets of cash:How Chinese group withdrew $137m to avoid paying tax

The criminal group paid the wages of construction workers in cash without any superannuation or income tax for projects across Sydney and Canberra.

  • byPerry Duffin
PwC scandal should remind Albanese to stay strong on multinational tax secrecy

PwC scandal should remind Albanese to stay strong on multinational tax secrecy

The Albanese government has delayed legislation which will make it more difficult for multinationals to hide their tax avoidance. Now is not the time to give in to the tax dodgers.

  • byJoseph Stiglitz
Mormons walk away from major multinational tax evasion scheme
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Mormons walk away from major multinational tax evasion scheme

The Mormon Church is significantly reducing its use of a controversial shell company after an investigation revealed it had engaged in alleged serious tax evasion in Australia.

  • byBen Schneiders
Crown hit with $20 million fine following Victoria tax failings

Crown hit with $20 million fine following Victoria tax failings

The issue was uncovered in the 2021 Royal Commission into Crown Melbourne among voluminous documents that Crown disclosed for other purposes.

  • byAmelia McGuire andColin Kruger
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What the PwC scandal tells us about a broken system,and how to fix it

What the PwC scandal tells us about a broken system,and how to fix it

More inquiries will uncover further details,but we already know enough to make three broad conclusions about the broken system that is supposed to pursue tax avoidance.

  • byDavid Crowe
PwC stonewalled tax office attempts to investigate leak

PwC stonewalled tax office attempts to investigate leak

The ATO boss said it took a long time to gather information about the tax leak scandal due to obstacles placed in the authority’s path.

  • byRachel Clun
PwC had one product to sell. Turns out it wasn’t a good one

PwC had one product to sell. Turns out it wasn’t a good one

PwC is trying desperately to head off what could be a global crisis for the firm’s network of affiliated businesses,but the damage has already been done.

  • byStephen Bartholomeusz
Former PwC boss Luke Sayers has questions to answer on tax scandal
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PwC

Former PwC boss Luke Sayers has questions to answer on tax scandal

It’s time to call out the behaviour of a leadership team now in damage control. PwC must face the music and name the names of all involved.

  • byDeborah O'Neill
PwC actions'undermined confidence'of Finance Department
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PwC actions'undermined confidence'of Finance Department

Finance secretary Jenny Wilkinson says the department was kept in the dark over the extent of the breaches of confidentiality by staff at PWC.