Add to ORKGThe concept of financial literacy and capability is seen as important in modern economies. An important part of financial capability is a person’s confidence in dealing with financial decisions. It has been argued that financial literacy should be extended to include knowledge and understanding of the tax system, given it can influence investment strategies and wealth outcomes. We examine how Australians’ confidence relates to their tax literacy. The findings suggest that lower confidence is more likely to relate to certain demographics. However, unlike other financial literacy measures, it appears that peoples’ tax confidence is more aligned to their actual understanding
government taxes, forms the basis of Australia’s retirement income system, however, given the realit...
Superannuation is typically the second most valuable asset for most working Australians. Despite suc...
Financial literacy in the general Australian population and how to improve it is now firmly on the n...
In times of global economic uncertainty and in a climate of increased consumer responsibility for fi...
This paper explores outcomes of an Australian survey of tax literacy, and reports on levels of confi...
Small businesses are a critical component of economies, although they face a myriad of issues, inclu...
The Australian and New Zealand governments both recognise the economic and social importance of buil...
Financial literacy is important due to the growing complexity of financial products, increases in li...
[Abstract]: The complexity of Australia’s taxation system is an often published area both academic a...
Consumers in Australia and other developed countries are increasingly required to interact with prov...
In a time of global economic uncertainty, maintaining a financial environment where consumers are pr...
Financial literacy and numeracy are closely tied. Furthermore, financial literacy has been shown to ...
Financial literacy and numeracy are closely tied. Furthermore, financial literacy has been shown to ...
For most Australians, superannuation should be a source of financial security in retirement. However...
In a time of global economic uncertainty, maintaining a financial environment where consumers are pr...
government taxes, forms the basis of Australia’s retirement income system, however, given the realit...
Superannuation is typically the second most valuable asset for most working Australians. Despite suc...
Financial literacy in the general Australian population and how to improve it is now firmly on the n...
In times of global economic uncertainty and in a climate of increased consumer responsibility for fi...
This paper explores outcomes of an Australian survey of tax literacy, and reports on levels of confi...
Small businesses are a critical component of economies, although they face a myriad of issues, inclu...
The Australian and New Zealand governments both recognise the economic and social importance of buil...
Financial literacy is important due to the growing complexity of financial products, increases in li...
[Abstract]: The complexity of Australia’s taxation system is an often published area both academic a...
Consumers in Australia and other developed countries are increasingly required to interact with prov...
In a time of global economic uncertainty, maintaining a financial environment where consumers are pr...
Financial literacy and numeracy are closely tied. Furthermore, financial literacy has been shown to ...
Financial literacy and numeracy are closely tied. Furthermore, financial literacy has been shown to ...
For most Australians, superannuation should be a source of financial security in retirement. However...
In a time of global economic uncertainty, maintaining a financial environment where consumers are pr...
government taxes, forms the basis of Australia’s retirement income system, however, given the realit...
Superannuation is typically the second most valuable asset for most working Australians. Despite suc...
Financial literacy in the general Australian population and how to improve it is now firmly on the n...