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| | | ... at times, constrains the capacity of successive governments to pursue policy changes." Outgoing Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said he would quit the parliament "not before too long." In the previous leadership spills in 2010, 2013 and 2015, Australian ... |
| | | | ... time limit for receiving the FHA from three to four years was introduced to Parliament on June 20. Overnight on Twitter, Turnbull also said the asset threshold will also increase to $5 million, which means 27,000 families and single farmers who are currently ... |
| | | | ... joint statement, Treasurer Scott Morrison and Minister for Financial Services and Revenue Kelly O'Dwyer said: "The Turnbull Government is committed to ensuring ASIC is equipped with the resources and powers it needs to effectively detect, deter and ... |
| | | | ... Services Kelly O'Dwyer said the change would make it easier for Australians choosing to manage their own super. "The Turnbull Government is supporting Australians who choose to manage their own superannuation through an SMSF by making it easier for them ... |
| | | | The move by the Turnbull Government to release a discussion paper to change the annual audit cycle for some self-managed superannuation funds to three years has been welcomed by the SMSF Association. Minister for Revenue and Financial Services Kelly ... |
| | | | ... 2014-15. "While this represents a 95% compliance rate, any level of non-compliance is unacceptable, which is why the Turnbull Government is giving the ATO the tools it needs to enforce compliance going forward," Minister of revenue and financial services ... |
| | | | ... and the banks an $80 billion tax handout, making every day Australians pay for it with savage cuts. "All the worst of Turnbull's cuts are still in this budget - the cuts to schools, the cuts to hospitals, and the cuts to pensioners. "Every budget is ... |
| | | | ... services or credit licensees in the conduct of their business where necessary to address or prevent risk to consumers. "The Turnbull Government is increasing penalties for corporate and financial misconduct to protect Australian consumers. These strong ... |
| | | | ... would have been better for us if we had done it years ago." These are the words from Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull doing a "mea culpa" for waiting two years before establishing the Royal Commission investigating misconducts (and boy, there ... |
| | | | The Turnbull Government's initial resistance to the Royal Commission was targeted by social media this week. Perhaps unsurprisingly, much of the criticism was leveled by Labor and Greens politicians - although the former Deputy Prime Minister also expressed ... |
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