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| | | ... Infrastructure Australia and the Office of Financial Management would receive a tax break of 10 percent. The annual cost to taxpayers would be capped at $150 million per annum and the Coalition said it could raise as much as $20 billion for infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... plug the gaps that contributed to the recent financial crisis. It's good for shareowners, good for business and for taxpayers." |
| | | | ... Secretary Tim Geithner said the Dodd-Frank reforms approved by the US Congress this week will ensure that banks, not taxpayers, will pay for future bank failures, and protect consumers from Wall Street greed. Yesterday the 'Wall Street Reform and Consumer ... |
| | | | ... personal retirement plans accordingly. "The lack of transparency of state pension fund systems makes it more difficult for taxpayers to optimise their own portfolios and consumption choices over the life cycle." In response to these liability gaps, the ... |
| | | | ... pension systems. "My first job as state comptroller is to protect the one million members, and the rest of New York State taxpayers, from the irresponsibility that has left New Jersey, Illinois, California and dozens of other public pension funds across ... |
| | | | ... to less risk and less fees to the end-client. According to government data, there were 630,000 individual Australian taxpayers and 276,000 businesses and superannuation funds that received a distribution from a MIT in 2008. While the government accepted ... |
| | | | ... squatting and weeping at the prospect that the deities of Capitol Hill would soon hand down the, "Thou shall not coveth taxpayers' money" commandment. The Commandment. US legislators are drawing up a bill setting up a mechanism for unwinding a company ... |
| | | | ... Fund, which commenced investing at the end of September 2003, is designed to reduce the tax burden on future New Zealand taxpayers of the cost of New Zealand superannuation. The fund will invest the money on a commercial basis and the government will ... |
| | | | ... GESB members would have been exposed to higher fees and risk greater liabilities, said Buswell. It could have also cost taxpayers up $467 million, he added. "The Whithear Review validates the concerns of the then treasurer, Eric Ripper, who deferred ... |
| | | | The Australian Tax Office's superannuation co-contribution suspension could cost taxpayers at least $1 million, according to shadow minister, Luke Hartsuyker. Hartsuyker, shadow minister for consumer affairs, financial services, superannuation and corporate ... |
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