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| | | Australia's booming collectables market has reached $16.8 billion, a new study from eBay Australia shows. The second edition of the State of Collectables 2025 Report, compiled in conjunction with Deloitte Access Economics, found that coins (34%), toys ... |
| | | | ... Commission report that found SMSFs with balances under $500,000 tend to underperform industry and retail funds after expenses and tax. The SMSF Association, however, which commissioned research from the University of Adelaide, begged to differ. Its research ... |
| | | | ... that the company is at now. "Therefore, we have changed one of the scorecard metrics by replacing statutory net profit after tax with cost to income. This is a more relevant metric as the business pivots to growth, where being an efficient and effective ... |
| | | | ... the Coalition said, if elected, it will allow first home buyers who purchase a new home to claim mortgage repayments as a tax deduction. On the tax front, Labor promised an automatic $1000 tax deduction for work expenses, while the Coalition promised ... |
| | | | ... Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index, a common benchmark for fixed income investments, has fallen 1.3% since the changes to US tax and trade policies. Since then, share prices of leading private equity firms, including KKR, Apollo Global Management, and ... |
| | | | ... 1 July 2026 pending the current draft legislation, could bring a world of problems once introduced, including payroll and tax obligations for Australian small and medium enterprises (SMEs), experts claimed. One of the proposed changes is to use the New ... |
| | | | ... intermediaries." Perpetual Corporate Trust was due to be acquired by KKR, however the deal was called off in February after the tax implications ensured it was no longer feasible. However, KKR insists the break fee is still owed and has reserved the ... |
| | | | New estimates from the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) show less than 5% of eligible first homebuyers would actually benefit from an early access scheme. For years now, the Coalition has pushed its 'super for housing' policy ... |
| | | | ... single session yesterday as markets were rocked by US President Donald Trump's newly imposed tariffs. H&R Block director of tax communications Mark Chapman said the volatility will be felt for a long time. "In terms of superannuation, market experts ... |
| | | | ... Australians remain concerned about several aspects when dealing with an inheritance. Thirty-seven percent are worried about tax implications, 30% are concerned around the management of money, while family disputes (28%) and emotional stress (27%) were ... |
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