John Kehoe

Businesses should learn from the PwC tax scandal by testing the tax advice of accountants and lawyers to avoid being shamed in public, the ATO says.

Former BHP economist Huw McKay believes that the iron ore price will not necessarily suffer. The costs may come elsewhere.

If the president-elect implements half of what he says he will, the global economy is in for a wild ride.

Officials are making contingencies for the possible economic fallout from the US election results, with many potential scenarios being analysed.

Young people, parents and grandparents should all have a stake in fixing arguably the No.1 economic and social challenge.

The shadow treasurer gave his most significant economic speech this week, but the Coalition will need to deliver on the rhetoric.

The central bank has adopted a softer approach on interest rates than foreign counterparts, so local borrowers will need to be patient.

Higher costs for energy, rent, insurance and interest rates are putting small businesses under the most financial pressure in decades, a new report concludes.

The treasurer’s second budget in the black has been underwritten by the highest share of wages taxation since before the GST was introduced in 2000.

Long-term damage to Australian fortunes could result if the Republican nominee wins the US election and implements tariff hikes on China, new research suggests.