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| | | ... 8.4 million hardworking Australians will benefit from it." Shorten said the SG increase could be partly funded by a super tax on the mining sector. "We looked at the Minerals Rent Resource Tax, and if what we're doing will stifle, or hobble, or impede ... |
| | | | Australia can't afford the rising and inequitable cost of superannuation tax concessions, said Treasury in its Red Book briefing to the returned ALP government. Each election, Treasury prepares a briefing folder for both the government should they be ... |
| | | | The Australian stock market was in positive territory at noon on Thursday, with gains in the banking sector balancing losses in the mining sector. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 13.6 points, or 0.31 per cent, at 4,333.7, while the ... |
| | | | ... Australia's new PM and its first femme Prime Minister. What happens to Labour's policy now -- particularly in relation to the "Super Tax" on mining, climate change, asylum seekers, superannuation, the budget, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera? Like Wall Street ... |
| | | | The $13 billion HESTA is taking a new approach to measuring and remunerating Aussie equities fund managers by making them accountable for the tax implications of their decisions. According to a press statement by HESTA, the fund would be the first super ... |
| | | | ... Peter Costello that the government should stop tampering with the superannuation system. However, it was the Better Super tax reforms introduced by Costello in 2007 that lead to the distortions in how the $26 billion in super tax concessions are being ... |
| | | | ... Henry Tax Review. Central to their proposals is that the tangled web of salary sacrifice arrangements, multi-faceted super tax deductions, spouse super tax offsets and co-contributions could be replaced with a single simple co-contribution structure ... |
| | | | Current economic events and the best super tax strategies are two of the top issues super fund members want to know more about, according to one industry fund. The $3.2 billion CSRF recently surveyed its newsletter readers, and noted that super tax ... |
| | | | Revised statistics on superannuation contributions released by APRA and the ATO reveal an explosion in the amount of money Australians are contributing into their super funds, now running at a quarter of total wages and salaries. APRA figures released ... |
| | | | ... TFN to their super fund are taxed 15 per cent but those who don't could be taxed as much as 46.5 per cent (15 per cent super tax plus as much as an extra 31.5 per cent). Members who do not give their TFN by June 30 this year could also miss out on getting ... |
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