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| | | ... cost of advice even higher. FAAA chief executive Sarah Abood reinforced that most financial advice firms are small businesses which "simply can't afford to underwrite the malpractice of large, listed companies." In its recent financial results, E&P Financial ... |
| | | | ... said. "We're already rolling out tax cuts for every taxpayer, energy rebates for every household and a million small businesses, and a wage rise for minimum wage earners and more help is on the way from this month." From this month, the maximum rates ... |
| | | | ... the proposal to tax unrealised capital gains, which they said highlights the negative impact this would have on small businesses, start-ups, farmers, and self-managed super fund (SMSF) members. Tink, the member for North Sydney, introduced amendments ... |
| | | | ... thinking," Bullock said. "I understand that this is not what people want to hear. I know there are many households and small businesses that are struggling with interest rates where they are. "But really the best thing we can do, and I've said this before ... |
| | | | ... companies owe close to $6 million to creditors, including $482,289 to the ATO and more than $500,000 to a range of small businesses. ASIC found Oey acted improperly and failed to meet his obligations as a director and officer when displayed a poor track ... |
| | | | ... proposed annual Approach document schedule for financial year 2024-2025. AFCA Approach documents support consumers, small businesses and financial firms' understanding of its approach to certain issues and how it reaches decisions. The Approach documents ... |
| | | | ... vulnerable consumers," he said. "AFCA performs a critical function, working with financial firms, consumers and small businesses to resolve financial complaints, and to help firms minimise disputes. Ultimately, this supports confidence in the financial ... |
| | | | ... more Australians need more than ever," Abood said. "While there are some positives here for advisers running small businesses, in the extension of the instant asset write-off scheme for a further year, along with energy rebates, we continue to urge the ... |
| | | | ... government is also providing $3.5 billion in energy bill relief for all Australian households and around one million small businesses. From 1 July 2024, more than 10 million households will receive a total rebate of $300 and eligible small businesses ... |
| | | | The Federal Budget has extended the $20,000 instant asset write-off by 12 months until 30 June 2025. Small businesses, with an aggregated annual turnover of less than $10 million, will continue to be able to immediately deduct the full cost of eligible ... |
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