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| | | ... go there because it's much more akin to a retail side of the market," he said. He said taxation changes proposed from the Henry Tax Review might lead to the firm releasing more investment products to the retail market. "Tax changes highlighted in the ... |
| | | | ... was six points lower at 4,294 points, with 5,027 contracts traded. In economics news on Thursday, Treasury secretary Ken Henry is to appear before a Senate committee. The Australian Bureau of Statistics is to publish data on private new capital expenditure ... |
| | | | ... offer a fixed rate of return, but the thing is you don't get charged a management fee." The new product also follows the Henry Review's recommendations in support of both lifetime and deferred lifetime annuities, he said. |
| | | | ... building also added Rothschild as a new tenant, which means the 56,000 square building with remain 100 per cent leased. Henry Elliot, fund manager of the AMP Wholesale Office fund, said the firm continues to maintain strong tenant retention across its ... |
| | | | ... Tuesday, The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) publishes the minutes of its May 4 monetary policy meeting. Treasury Secretary Ken Henry delivers the Australian Business Economists' annual post-Budget address. RBA Head of Financial Stability Department ... |
| | | | ... from the government and instead zero in on the miners themselves because it was their idea. In a 20-page submission to the Henry Review in November 2008, the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) said the inefficiency of volume-based royalty levies distorts ... |
| | | | ... was feeling a great deal of uncertainty stemming from the troubles in the eurozone, the potential impact of Australia's Henry tax review on resources stocks, and China's moves to curb inflation and property prices, which could slow China's economy. "The ... |
| | | | ... them twice as hard. "The superannuation levy increase is the biggest new taxing measure in the Government Response [to the Henry Review] of $20 billion per year, larger than the Resource Super Profits Tax predicted at $9 billion per year," said the Australian ... |
| | | | Thanks but no thanks! This is the Australian financial markets response to the government's response to the Henry Tax Review. BHP and RIO and other profitable miners are up in arms over Krudd's proposed 40 per cent tax on their "super profits." Investors ... |
| | | | ... step in the right direction but falls well short of what's needed, according to one infrastructure investor. Following the Henry Tax Review, the government has proposed to establish an infrastructure fund that will make annual contributions starting ... |
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