David Crowe - The Sydney Morning Herald - Thursday 23 July 2020 The economic slump has intensified a Liberal push to bring forward $143 billion in personal tax cuts as the Morrison government considers new measures to lift household income. Prime Minister Scott Morrison is also being...
COVID-19 Committee: Senator Paterson questions Treasury Secretary Dr. Kennedy...
Senator Paterson COVID-19 Committee: Questions to treasury...
James Morrow - The Daily Telegraph - Friday 24 April 2020 The road map to Australia's post-virus economic recovery may be found in the most deadly and destructive event of the previous century. As Liberal senator James Paterson noted in yesterday's The Australian, Australia and other nations...
James Paterson - The Australian - Thursday 23 April The emergency measures put in place to control the spread of coronavirus are necessary, but history shows that radical economic interventions imposed in times of crisis should be removed as quickly as possible once the crisis passes. Extraordinary times justify...
Michael Roddan - The Australian - Friday 28 February 2020 Corporations would be forced to tender contracts for an external auditor every 10 years under proposals outlined by a bipartisan parliamentary committee, which has called on the Morrison government to make digital financial reporting “standard practice”...
Edmund Tadros - The AFR - Friday 28 February 2020 The cosy relationship between auditing firms and company directors is set to be disrupted with a parliamentary committee recommending that corporations go to market for their audit every decade, or explain to shareholders why they won't...
Senator Paterson on ABC News: Budget surplus, Coronavirus, climate change...
Edmund Tadros - The Financial Review - Wednesday 19 February The big four consulting firms —Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC — are set to remain in the spotlight of a parliamentary committee looking into audit quality following a successful Labor push to extend the inquiry by...
Patrick Commins and Richard Ferguson - The Australian - Wednesday 19 February 2020 Josh Frydenberg is refusing to abolish the luxury car tax that forces Australians to pay thousands of dollars more on imported vehicles priced at more than $67,500 — even though the tariff was...