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| | | ... weaker, after reports of a federal government plan for a bank deposits insurance levy, which could be unveiled in the May budget. "That would be, no doubt, a factor in why they're lower today," he said. Commonwealth Bank had lost $1.40 to $92.94, National ... |
| | | | ... thinks it would do. They would do nothing - at least, not this month. Not until they know for sure how tight the Federal May Budget would be. I don't even want to join the discussion about the recommendations of the National Commission of Audit that ... |
| | | | ... Australian Taxation Office's (ATOs) annual levy on self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) should be reduced in the May budget, according to the SMSF Professionals' Association of Australia (SPAA). SPAA's senior manager, technical and policy, Jordan ... |
| | | | ... concessional cap and the accurate costing of superannuation taxation concessions in its submission to the federal government's May budget. SPAA also wants the government to explore polices that will assist people with broken work patterns improve the ... |
| | | | ... (SPAA) asked its members yesterday to stand against the changes to superannuation that are being discussed for the May budget. SPAA CEO Andrea Slattery opposed suggestions that tax concessions to superannuation will be pared back. During the SPAA national ... |
| | | | ... to roost (oops, mixed metaphors again sowee), the broader picture is that the MYEFO has not deviated much from the May Budget. Yes, yes, the underlying cash surplus for 2012/13 is now forecast to be A$400 mil less than the A$1.5 bil predicted in the ... |
| | | | ... just ended up boosting demand rather than supply. Despite the concerns, Treasurer Wayne Swan has said the upcoming May budget will not target the practise. According to Australian Taxation Office figures, almost 2 million Australians claim deductions ... |
| | | | ... Richard Ellis (CBRE ) and Echo Capital are targeting foreign investors with new property products in Australia after the May budget revised the national withholding tax rate to a more favourable 7.5 per cent. The new strategic alliance, MITSA (Managed ... |
| | | | ... because Australia's economy would now grow by 1.5 per cent instead of the 0.5 per cent contraction forecast in the May Budget. This is because Australia is fortunate enough to sit right next to industrialising China. According to RBA Governor Glen Stevens ... |
| | | | ... deliver its national superannuation clearing house, new models are emerging regarding how it could be done. In the May Budget last year, the Rudd government announced it had allocated $16 million to the Australian Taxation Office to manage the tendering ... |
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