corporate tax rate

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has seized on International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts predicting a rise in global economic growth following the US administration鈥檚 corporate tax cuts, to call for similar cuts here.

Describing the proposed cut as an 鈥渆nterprise tax program鈥, Turnbull said on January 22 that the measure would 鈥渞esult in more investment and more jobs鈥 鈥 despite significant evidence that 鈥渢rickle down鈥 economics does not work.

Treasurer Scott Morrison has demanded that Labor supports its proposal to cut the tax rate for big business from 30% to 25%.

At ANZ鈥檚 Annual General Meeting in December last year, chairperson David Gonski asked why any corporation would stay in Australia where they are taxed "so highly" in comparison to other countries?

The response to this is that companies should be made to pay even more tax, and those which pay none should be made to pay. of large public and private companies paid no tax in 2014-15.