There's something rotten in the state of super tax concessions. It is critical to properly address these problems with how super is taxed because Australians now have a massive $4.1 trillion in superannuation savings.
17 June 2025
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Chris specialises in economy-wide modelling of tax policy and macroeconomic policy.
He has consulted to the Australian Treasury modelling tax polices for the Henry Tax Review, the Business Tax Working Group and the more recent tax review process.
In other consulting work for Treasury, he undertook a department-wide review of its economic modelling capabilities (2016-2017) and was modelling adviser (2019-2021) when Treasury developed its new macroeconomic forecasting model known as EMMA.
Since 2018 he has served as macroeconomic modelling adviser to the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
There's something rotten in the state of super tax concessions. It is critical to properly address these problems with how super is taxed because Australians now have a massive $4.1 trillion in superannuation savings.
