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Payday super on track, but so is the $3m super tax
The government confirmed payday super reforms are on track to start from 1 July 2026, and the $3 million super tax also looks set to go ahead.
New tax cuts for every Australian 'a complete joke': UNSW
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has kicked off the 2025-26 Budget by declaring that cost-of-living pressures are "front and centre," unveiling two surprise tax cuts for all Australian taxpayers.
Government looks to bolster TPB, tax compliance
The government plans to strengthen the sanctions available to the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) to protect consumers against misconduct.
Non-compete, restraint clauses to be outlawed
From 2027, employers will no longer be able to impose non-compete clauses on employees earning less than $175,000. They will also not be able to exploit loopholes that block staff from joining competitors.
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Raamy Shahien
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VIRIDIAN ADVISORY PTY LTD
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Like most who are drawn to financial advice, Raamy Shahien is a people person, and it's his desire to foster a strong, sustainable community that has helped propel Viridian Advisory. Eliza Bavin writes.
