Home / Research / Tasmanians don’t believe company tax cuts will increase wages Tasmanians don’t believe company tax cuts will increase wages Resources Media Release Tasmanians don’t believe company tax cuts will increase wages Full report REACHTEL-TAI-15February18-Tasmania-Company-Tax-Rate Published February 16, 2018 / 9 years ago Topics Economics The Australia Institute Tasmania Tags Tax, Spending & the Budget States TAS Share Copy link Share Related Resources September 14, 2020 Reforming Tasmania’s state tax system – Some options There hasn’t been any wide-ranging public discussion concerning the need for reform of the Tasmanian state taxation system, or what such reform might look like, since the... by Saul Eslake October 12, 2026 Who benefits from Labor’s tax cuts? Nine in ten taxpayers are better off from Labor’s revised Stage 3 tax cuts, with about half of all taxpayers receiving an extra $1,340 per year from Labor’s income tax cuts by Matt Grudnoff August 24, 2026 The collapse of real wages and the path to recovery How the public sector can lead the way to recover lost real wages by Greg Jericho
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