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| | | While closing the salary sacrifice loophole is important, the bigger issue that needs to be addressed is that of unpaid super, according to Industry Super Australia. That was the main point in the body's submission to Schedule 7 of the Treasury Laws ... |
| | | | In ASIC's latest enforcement update, the regulator has made clear it is accelerating enforcement action now that the Office of Enforcement is open for business. From January to June 2019, 10 individuals were charged in criminal proceedings brought by ... |
| | | | The head of policy at a major industry association has taken a new role with Federal Treasury. Jordan George has been the head of policy at the SMSF Association for seven and a half years. The SMSFA confirmed to Financial Standard that George will step ... |
| | | | ... legal obligation on lenders. ASIC refers to this case as a 'test case', he said. "As a regulator, it is our role to test the law and its ambit. The obligation to assess loan applications builds on the requirement for banks to make inquiries about a borrower's ... |
| | | | Activist short-seller Muddy Waters is shorting Burford Capital, YouTube fundie Neil Woodford's second largest holding in his embattled fund. Burford Capital is a lawsuit financier; Muddy Waters says it is taking a short position on Burford because ... |
| | | | ... there I assume (having not done it) that it will be a lot more in depth than the exam - which covered ethics, corporations law, privacy act and anti-money laundering requirements - could be," she said. |
| | | | ... this country cannot, and should not, be dismissed as some passing fad or fashion," Hayne said in a speech made at Melbourne Law School on July 26 but published only recently. "Instead, we need to grapple closely with what these calls are telling us about ... |
| | | | ... at present', exerting little upward pressure on inflation. Putting all these uncertainties together (and Murphy's Law and Trump), it wouldn't be surprising to see the official cash rate at or near zero per cent next year. A bit extreme perhaps ... |
| | | | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) permanently banned a former financial adviser who stole more than $200,000 from client self-managed superannuation funds. Robert Michael of Bentleigh, Victoria has been permanently banned from ... |
| | | | ... provided to assist in informing the discussion paper and consultation process," O'Neill said "From the review, we hope to see law reform that strengthens our role to support and protect the public, including consumers of tax services, to ensure tax advisers ... |
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