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| | | ... can Congress make private-sector employees pony up taxes to fund pensions for members of Congress when few of these taxpayers enjoy such benefits?" he added. Thomas Massey, a Kentucky congressman from Kentucky, one of the bill's co-sponsors, said: "If ... |
| | | | ... cases. In practice, the revenue gain can be difficult to estimate as there is usually little, if any, information on how taxpayers might react to the removal of a tax expenditure." The superannuation industry has in the past rejected these taxation subsidy ... |
| | | | Taxpayers Australia has announced its support for the Board of Tax recommendation to redefine the small business turnover threshold from $2 million to $3 million to keep pace with inflation. "Relief to small business is necessary as they do not have ... |
| | | | ... the superannuation system has delivered to individuals, the financial system and the economy, and limit the risks to taxpayers." In February then Assistant Treasurer Arthur Sinodinos ruled out a full review into limited recourse borrowing arrangements ... |
| | | | ... investors to pursue opportunities that provide both social and financial returns thereby benefitting government and taxpayers. "It can change the role of Government from paying for inputs to paying for outcomes. It can also benefit not-for-profits by ... |
| | | | ... the superannuation system has delivered to individuals, the financial system and the economy, and limit the risks to taxpayers." In February then Assistant Treasurer Arthur Sinodinos ruled out a full review into limited recourse borrowing arrangements ... |
| | | | ... retirement, which reinforces the FSI's concerns that the system is still too reliant on subsidies funded by working taxpayers - note that while Murray had views on superannuation's tax subsidy structures he also emphasised that the FSI was a policy review ... |
| | | | ... than ever. While everyone benefits from a well-capitalised, well managed banking system - consumers, shareholders and taxpayers - there is a real cost to the economy of ever more restrictive regulation and policy settings. It is not in Australia's interest ... |
| | | | ... bodies representing the retail and industry sides of superannuation is detrimental to members' interests, according to Taxpayers Australia. The not-for-profit advocacy group said the battle "would be amusing if the consequences weren't so great" and ... |
| | | | ... global banks to draw on in the event of failure," the Treasurer said, and added that "this is aimed at further protecting taxpayers if a large global bank were to run into difficulty." The final communiquA(C) of the G20 meeting acknowledged that, compared ... |
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