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Tax, Super + You Competition A fun and creative way for students in Years 7–12 to learn about tax and super
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In Australia, the government uses budgetary measures such as the tax-transfer system to reduce inequality in the…
Table 1: Changes to the personal income tax-free threshold 2012–20 2011–15 Tax rate…
How to explain supply-side policies with the example of welfare reform. The increase in Australia’s productive…
Use the data on the Redistribution of income – Data sheet to complete the following. Discuss the main forms of…
On 27 July 2015, the then Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey claimed in an interview on ABC RN Breakfast that: ’50% of all…
A map of the local area (e.g. Google maps)
Australia has an ageing population which means that there will be increasing pressure on the welfare system and less…
Your task is to work in pairs to research a superannuation policy and evaluate its effectiveness in improving equity in…
Each year, the Australian Government outlines how it will collect (receipts) and spend the money it receives (outlays)…
Your teacher has provided your group with a proposal to change the current taxation system. Brainstorm the likely…
To answer the following questions, refer to The Budget: receipts and outlays – Explainer. Government receipts What…
Budgetary policy (or fiscal policy) is the Australian Government’s use of its annual Budget to affect the level of…
