Taxation
A tax system that rewards work.
Australia's tax code has grown into a maze of carve-outs that benefit the few. We back a simpler, fairer system that rewards effort and contribution.
34Us supports profitable companies paying the full legislated company tax rate, with that revenue transparently directed to services Australians use every day.
Why Fair Company Tax Helps Australians
Three simple reasons profitable companies paying the full legislated tax rate benefits the greater good.
More revenue for essential services
When profitable companies pay the full legislated tax rate, government revenue increases.
That revenue can help fund hospitals, schools, housing, aged care, and infrastructure.
The benefit is strongest when the money is transparently directed into services people use every day.
A fairer share from those who profit most
Large companies rely on Australian workers, roads, ports, courts, education, and public systems.
When highly profitable companies avoid paying the full rate, ordinary taxpayers carry more of the burden.
A fairer company tax contribution helps rebalance the system toward the public interest.
More trust in the tax system
People are more likely to support tax rules when they believe everyone is contributing fairly.
Full payment by large profitable companies reduces the perception that the system favours the wealthy few.
A fairer system can strengthen public confidence in government and democracy.
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The Taxation Effect
See how different company tax rates could affect public revenue and what that money could mean for housing, health care, and education.
Use the interactive Taxation Effect dashboard to explore how a fairer effective company tax rate could change Australia's revenue base.
Company profits base
AUD $500 billion
Headline company tax rate
30%
Estimated annual company tax
AUD $150 billion
This dashboard uses visible assumptions and reliable source links so visitors can check the data for themselves.
Built from transparent assumptions and official or verifiable public sources.