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| | | ... buy global shares ETFs in London rather than in Sydney," Tuckwell said. "If you take the London route, often the ETFs are tax domiciled in either Luxembourg or Ireland, and you pay less tax on the dividends." For the smaller end of town, taxes paid on ... |
| | | | ... The submission calls for targeted amendments to minimise adverse outcomes and proposes a simplification of the capital gains tax (CGT) adjustment provisions to reduce unnecessary complexity. While enabling capital gains accrued before 1 July 2026 to ... |
| | | | ... myth. The data show the opposite: Americans are footing the bill," Hinz said. Hinz said the tariffs act like a consumption tax on imported goods. At the same time, both the variety and volume of available products decrease. The research team analysed ... |
| | | | ... said those individuals hold more wealth than the bottom 40% of the population combined. Oxfam has called on the government to tax the super-rich and remove tax breaks that allow them to amass extreme wealth. Oxfam has urged the government to introduce ... |
| | | | ... to address the impact of inflation and the lumpiness of gains, which can push low and middle-income Australians into higher tax brackets in a single year. Any reform must still address these two legitimate issues." e61 said a better system would reduce ... |
| | | | ... members are increasingly aware of how they can use this policy to both unlock their housing equity and boost their super in a tax-effective way." HESTA's contribution data revealed the strongest growth was in South Australia with a 60% spike, as downsizers ... |
| | | | ... donations it didn't stop the Aussie spirit of generosity as more chose to donate than the previous year," said Rawnsley. KPMG tax partner Craig Robinson said while it is not always the main driver for making charitable donations, obtaining a tax deduction ... |
| | | | ... officer. Locally, KKR was close to acquiring Perpetual's wealth management and corporate trust businesses until a massive tax bill shattered the deal. Following ATO feedback, Perpetual chair Gregory Cooper said the board and management engaged with ... |
| | | | ... profit. Performance fees jumped from $84.5 million in 2024 to an estimated $172 million in 2025. Normalised net profit after tax came in at $100 million in the second half of 2025. Regal Partners was up 7.3% in early trade today on the back of its announcement. ... |
| | | | ... balances can benefit from compounding. Beeson said the reform lands on top of rising wages, insurance premiums, input costs and tax obligations, creating a permanent layer of cashflow compression across the economy. "This will be the great cashflow compression ... |
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