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Jae Jang at the grave of his sister, who was pursued by the ATO after her death.

Pursued beyond the grave: Damning report slams ATO misconduct

The tax office pursued one woman for five years after her death, causing “unnecessary distress to her family”, an ombudsman has found.

  • Dan Nolan

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek spent Monday morning defending the government’s tax changes.

‘Death tax’ accusations mar Labor’s budget sales pitch

A politically poisonous campaign has been relaunched as the Albanese government fights to stay on message on housing tax changes.

  • Nick Newling
Nahi Gazal has been jailed for contempt of court.

‘Repeated acts of deceit’: Bankrupt businessman behind bars

A twice-bankrupted, twice-jailed pretend property developer is back behind bars, this time for contempt of court.

  • Kate McClymont
Jim Chalmers’ budget takes on CGT and negative gearing.

How the tax changes impact property investors and first home buyers

Negative gearing, capital gains tax and trusts are in the spotlight in the new federal budget.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos
Police will examine whether a federal tax break on alcohol has played a role in a spate of firebombings.

Torched bars, ‘tax-free’ booze and the $180m loophole: Canberra cash under scrutiny in hunt for firebombing motive

Federal and state police are investigating whether a string of mysterious nightspot fires is linked to a lucrative tax perk supposed to boost the distilling industry.

  • Lachlan Abbott and Nick McKenzie
Jess Ricci, 31, wanted to give herself a leg up by participating in the government’s first home buyer super saver scheme.

This first home buyer was taxed twice. She’s now on a mission to warn others

The super saver scheme is supposed to save first home buyers precious tax dollars. But a simple mistake – that anyone can make – can wipe out the benefits.

  • Brittany Busch
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Chief executive of the Business Council of Australia, Bran Black.

Work longer shifts: One big business’s idea of a helping hand

The government and big business are keen to show how they are helping consumers and small businesses navigate the fuel crisis. But this is no COVID-era relief package.

  • Elizabeth Knight
The War for The Roar: Daniel Corsello, Dylan Howard and Daniel Simic.

The Roar goes silent, staff unpaid, amid ownership dispute

Journalists who had been writing for the website until it stopped publishing a month ago are demanding answers from the gambling firm that bought it about five years ago.

  • Calum Jaspan
Review: Ferrari California T HS

WA businessman’s efforts to avoid tax bill on $350k ‘work’ Ferrari rebuffed

A tax agent allegedly fabricated logbooks and denied he used a luxury car bought through work for personal reasons, despite using it to take his girlfriend on trips to WA’s premier wine region.

  • Hannah Murphy
Micky Ahuja.

Security boss moves offshore amid probe into loan millions

Administrators are looking into the transfer of money into Micky Ahuja’s personal accounts.

  • Nick McKenzie and Cameron Houston