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| | ... from the Commonwealth budget," Burshtein said. "This imposed the cost of financing liabilities accrued in the past onto taxpayers of the day." Future Fund's initial funding came from both the surplus of the Commonwealth's 2006-2007 budget and ... |
| | | ... Earlier in the year Financial Services Council (FSC) analysis of ATO data found a significant portion of Australian taxpayers will breach the cap in their lifetime. It found some 500,000 individuals currently saving for retirement or already retired ... |
| | | ... unprecedented cost of living increases," said SMSFA chief executive Peter Burgess. "Therefore, it's important the full impact on taxpayers, including small business owners and primary producers, is fully explored." Burgess outlined that the association ... |
| | | ... expenditures don't come close to explaining the 23-24 budgetary framework. On tax receipts, yet again it's individual taxpayers doing the heavy lifting. In 2021-22 they accounted for 48% of the total tax take but in 2022-23 this has stepped up ... |
| | | ... chief executive, for whom the long-term goal of the NZ Super Fund, to smooth the cost of superannuation between today's taxpayers and future generations, has always been front of mind," she said. "His legacy will be his commitment to high performance ... |
| | | ... households - provided their wealth is largely in the family home - can continue to qualify for the pension. This means taxpayers end up underwriting future inheritances," the report reads. "Under this change, older Australians who are asset-rich, but ... |
| | | ... $20,000 per year is one recommendation that would result in a saving of $1.6 billion annually and affect 1.3 million taxpayers. Raising Division 293 tax from 30% to 35% and lowering the income threshold from $250,000 to $220,000 per annum would restrict ... |
| | | ... shares similar apprehensions. She pointed out that the proposed tax's inclusion of unrealised capital gains may cause taxpayers to pay tax on the growth of their fund's assets before they are sold, deviating from standard taxation practices. ... |
| | | ... population that its banking system is "safe" yesterday at a White House press conference. "No losses will be borne by the taxpayers. Instead, the money will come from the fees that banks pay into the Deposit Insurance Fund," Biden said. "Because of the ... |
| | | ... depositors in Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank will be made whole and that the cost of doing so won't be borne by taxpayers. The Fed has created the Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP), offering loans of up to one year to depository institutions ... |
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