“Can tax reform make us much better off?” – Paul Kerin

Professor Paul Kerin is Head of the School of Economics at the University of Adelaide. He also writes a monthly column on governance issues for Company Director Magazine (  published by the Australian Institute of Company Directors) and is a member of the Social-Economic Modelling Committee of the Royal Commission into the Nuclear Fuel Cycle(South Australia). Paul’s career has spanned the academic, business, media, public policy, regulatory and not-for profit sectors. Past roles include: Professorial Fellow in Strategy at Melbourne Business School, Managing Director of A.T. Kearney in Australia and New Zealand, columnist with the Australian and BRW,CEO of the Essential Services Commission of South Australia, Chairman of Prahran Market and various non-executive directorships. He has written extensively on the need for tax reform in Australia, including several articles in the Australian over the past year.