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| | | ... within grasps of tucking his first legislative win under his belt. Oh yes, this refers to the long-promised, much-awaited tax cuts. It passed the US Senate on the 2 December with a 51-49 vote, paving the way for the corporate tax rate to be lowered to ... |
| | | | ... dictate that neither political party - Democrats and Republicans - would want to be known as the party that killed the tax cuts. But even without a reduction in taxes, the American is doing quite nicely, thank you very much. Despite the negative impact ... |
| | | | ... Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on 31 October - 1 November. Although there are other fishes to fry - Trump tax cuts, Trump nomination of new Fed head, low volatility in the financial markets (read, complacency), perhaps even "irrational ... |
| | | | ... true that Trump's giving the equity markets an added boost as the Trump-flation trade makes a comeback. Trump's promised tax cuts are back on investors' radar. The tax policy waxed and waned on lack of policy detail and speculations as to whether or ... |
| | | | Passive investment companies, including property and share investors, cannot access the lower company tax rate, the Government has confirmed. Following the release of draft tax legislation, Minister for Revenue and Financial Services Kelly O'Dwyer said ... |
| | | | ... address it." During the presentation, the Treasurer also highlighted the success of the small-to-medium sized company tax cuts from 27.5% to 25% and lifting threshold from $2 million to $10 million. One asset manager in the audience, who is also a medium-sized ... |
| | | | ... this year to 1.7% in May. On top of these, the "upside risks" to the Fed's forecasts, i.e. the promised Trumpflation - tax cuts and fiscal spending - remain promises. Should the current weakening in consumer spending and inflation persist, financial ... |
| | | | ... dollar index down a tad (0.2%) to 97.11. All these despite the increasing implementation risks of Trump's fiscal agenda - tax cuts, infrastructure spending, easier regulatory policy and what have you's - never mind last week's talks of the impeachment ... |
| | | | ... Gallagher said. "The Coalition has chosen to continue its narrow, ideological agenda of delivering billions of dollars in tax cuts to multinational corporations and millionaires." Under Labor's new plan, all company directors will be required to obtain ... |
| | | | ... on Twitter to say the Coalition's budget is "out of touch", as a Labor Budget wouldn't slash school funding, deliver tax cuts for millionaires or raise taxes for working Australians. He added the Budget gives tax breaks to wealthy investors and property ... |
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