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We love the vibe of tax and here at The Tax Institute, we do tax differently. We chat with some of the tax profession's great thought leaders each episode, who share valuable and practical insights you may not hear every day.

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This conversation explores the role of micro-credentials in professional education, particularly in the tax field. Murray Cassar and Deb Friel discuss the definition, advantages, and future of micro-credentials, emphasizing their flexibility, stackab... more

In this episode of TaxVibe, host John Storey, Tax Counsel at The Tax Institute and Jonathan Ortner, FTI, Tax Partner at Arnold Bloch Leibler, discuss trusts - specifically the Family Trust Distribution Tax in Australia, and its complexities.

John an... more

You won't want to miss this bonus episode, where you'll get a sneak peek behind the closed doors of this week's member-only webinar: Federal Budget 2026–27 Reflections & Insights.

In the webinar, Tim Sandow, CTA, facilitates a panel of experts:

• J... more

In this episode of TaxVibe, John Storey, Tax Counsel at The Tax Institute talks with Randstad's finance recruitment expert Richard Kennedy and The Tax Institute's Director of Learning Sharon Smulders, about how to embark on and pursue a career in tax... more

In this episode of TaxVibe, Julie Abdalla, FTI, Head of Tax & Legal at The Tax Institute talks with Tony Frost, a seasoned tax professional turned leadership coach, exploring leadership, management, and career development in the tax industry. Discove... more

In this episode of TaxVibe, Julie Abdalla speaks with Natasha Janssens, a certified money coach and founder of Women with Sense, about the importance of financial literacy and empowerment for women. They discuss Natasha's unique background, her journ... more

TaxVibe is back! Our first episode for 2026 has now been published, and in this episode Tax Counsel John Storey chats with Paul Banister, Vice-President of The Tax Institute to talk about the federal budget and how the annual media circus makes our t... more

In this episode of TaxVibe, host Scott Treatt, CTA, engages with David Montani, CTA and author of Tax Wars, to discuss the complexities of tax reform in Australia. They explore the definitions of tax reform, the political gridlock that has hindered p... more

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Recent Guests

Deb Friel
Microcredentials expert, Microcredential Manager at Solving Plastic Waste CRC
Solving Plastic Waste CRC
Episode: The Future of Learning: Why Micro-Credentials Will Disrupt Traditional Education Models
Jonathan Ortner
Tax partner at Arnold Bloch Leibler
Arnold Bloch Leibler
Episode: Navigating Family Trust Distribution Tax
Richard Kennedy
Director of Finance, Accounting and Professional Services at Randstad Australia
Randstad Australia
Episode: Richard Kennedy and Sharon Smulders: Navigating AI anxiety in tax careers
Sharon Smulders
Director of Learning at The Tax Institute
The Tax Institute
Episode: Richard Kennedy and Sharon Smulders: Navigating AI anxiety in tax careers
Tony Frost
Principal of Frost Leadership Consulting
Frost Leadership Consulting
Episode: Tony Frost: Leadership Lessons for Tax Professionals
Paul Banister
Vice President of the Tax Institute and partner at Grant Thornton
Grant Thornton
Episode: The Federal Budget: A Media Circus?
Tracy Dunn
Director, Private Tax at EY, experienced in public practice and tax legislation interpretation
EY
Episode: Navigating Tax Ethics in an AI-Driven world
Ruth Owen
Tax Ombudsman and previously Director General and Tax Commissioner of HMRC in the UK.
Episode: The Role of the Tax Ombudsman Explained
Rob Thompson
Assistant Commissioner for Government, Experience and Tailored Support, Individuals and Intermediaries and the official Tax Time Spokesperson at the ATO
Australian Taxation Office
Episode: Navigating Tax Time: Essential Insights with the ATO

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John Storey
Host of TaxVibe; affiliation with The Tax Institute (and related Tax Council references)
Robyn Jacobson
Host of TaxVibe; senior advocate at The Tax Institute

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Tony Frost: Leadership Lessons for Tax Professionals
Q: What should aspiring tax professionals focus on to become influential leaders?
They should develop a plan for broad skill growth, actively seek feedback, practice deliberately, cultivate mentors, and build executive presence and a strong personal brand.
Tony Frost: Leadership Lessons for Tax Professionals
Q: Do you think that's a generational shift in boundary setting and work-life balance among younger professionals?
Yes, there appears to be a shift toward clearer boundaries and better self-management, with younger professionals more likely to seek balance and ask for structured development and support.
Tax Reform: Where are we now?
Q: What needs to change to make tax reform possible?
We need to educate the public about the existing gridlock and motivate politicians to step out from their political corners.
Tax Reform: Where are we now?
Q: Are we having the right conversations around tax reform?
Currently, no; the conversations tend to be about what needs to change without addressing the political gridlock that prevents meaningful reform.
Tax Reform: Where are we now?
Q: How do we know what is the reform we need?
We know from 60 years of evidence from reviews both in Australia and globally, with countries like New Zealand being benchmarks for successful reform.

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What is TaxVibe about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program features high-level conversations with leaders across tax, government, and business, focusing on how AI, reform, education, and leadership shape the tax profession in Australia. Episodes regularly probe practical implications for practitioners—from ethics and technology adoption to policy changes, reform debates, and the evolving role of tax advice in a complex system. Guests bring perspectives from corporate tax teams, public sector oversight, academia, and professional services, offering actionable strategies, mentorship insights, and real-world examples to future-proof careers and client advisory work. A distinctive throughline is balancing technical accuracy with pragmatic guidance, underscored by a strong emphasis on ethic... more

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