Tax Reform and Tax Related Issues
NTEU policy calls for a taxation base and a progressive taxation system, adequate to fund a quality post-compulsory education sector and other crucial public services. Most recently, NTEU has actively participated in debates about the impact of the GST and business tax on the revenue base, and about possible future options for tax policy.
For further detail, see the documents below
Further information:
| Working Document - Tax and Funding | Audit working document on public revenue and spending on tertiary education, research and development |
| Working Document - Tax and Funding | Audit working document on public revenue and spending on tertiary education, research and development |
| Flyer - Funding the Social Wage | Tax Reform Flyer prepared for the ACTU, June 2000 |
| Flyer - Increasing Tax Revenue | NTEU Policy Paper prepared for ACTU Congress on increasing tax revenue and making tax collection more progressive, May 2001 |
| GST - NTEU Fights Back | Submissions, letters and general information on the Goods and Services Tax and how it effects tertiary education. |
| Postgraduate Tax | NTEU Submission to Senate Economics Legislation Committee Inquiry into Taxation Laws Amendment (Part-Time Students) Bill 1997 |