Jason Ward writes in Michael West Media on the new searchable database of ATO tax data and why tax transparency is so crucial

The Ecologist explores the parallels between the failures of water privatization in the UK and Brazil, drawing on recent CICTAR research on BRK Ambiental, Brazil’s largest sanitation operator, controlled by Canadian asset manager Brookfield, a major player in Britain’s privatised infrastructure and a familiar presence in the UK water sector.

Michael West media and the Canberra Times report on a new register of business ownership to be created by Australia

Podcast featuring CICTAR Principal Analyst, Jason Ward

Podcast featuring CICTAR researcher, Livi Gerbase

The Guardian reports on the latest ATO data and apparent tax minimization by multinationals operating in Australia

Jason Ward calls for greater tax transparency in Canada’s National Observer

US business giants object to transparency and ask Trump to bully Australia on their behalf.

‘Fair Observer’ article by CICTAR’s Jason Ward

Investors Seek Tax Transparency at Merck

Let the sunshine in: A new tool for tax justice advocates in Australia

Michael West Media reports on a new tool, jointly developed by CICTAR Tax Justice Network Australia and the University of Technology Sydney to allow citizens to see which corporations pay tax in Australia, and which do not.

ABC news reports on the new, and game changing, tax transparency laws passed in Australia at the end of 2024, quoting CICTAR’s Jason Ward on the implications of the new legislation

ABC covers recent CICTAR research on company tax dodging, concluding that, as consumers have choices, so do governments when they purchase services from companies that dodge their taxes.

CICTAR report reveals one of Australia’s two largest port operators, has paid no tax in Australia despite generating revenue of more than $4.5bn over eight years

Review of PwC tax leaks scandal will not stop conflicts of interest engulfing consulting firms: ABC

CSL appear to be ducking taxes while lobbying against greater transparency; Herald Sun

Can Governments afford to continue listening to the voices of vested interest on tax transparency?

Can Governments afford to continue listening to the voices of vested interest on tax transparency?