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| | | | ... Banksia's debenture holders by June 30, 2013. Around May 17, 2013, 10 cents in the dollar will be paid, funded from interest receipts and discharges and on June 30, 2013, 35 cents in the dollar will be paid, funded from the Deutsche Bank sale proceeds. ... |
| | | | ... while Australia's economic fundamentals remained strong, worsening global conditions had cut almost $22 billion from tax receipts over the forward estimates and $4 billion alone in 2012/13. Mr Heffernan said the report had had little impact on stocks ... |
| | | | ... entity that is commonly established from balance of payments surpluses, public sector privatizations, fiscal surpluses or receipts from windfall resource exports which account for 58% of all SWFs. They do not, however, include government sector pension ... |
| | | | ... for this, please, pretty please, don't. He wasn't "Finance Minister of the Year" for nothing. Blame lower company tax receipts, he'll tell you. "Collections, particularly relating to company profits, have been lower than expected." Company profits have ... |
| | | | ... distributions, franking credits and capital gains (subject to their individual circumstances) using unlisted Instalment Receipts with flexible levels of leverage. According to Class Super, advisers will be better equipped to deliver timely updates to ... |
| | | | ... deterioration in global conditions in recent months, cutting $20 billion from government revenues. The MYEFO blames lower tax receipts and higher payments, including funds to the Queensland flood recovery effort, as well as global economic conditions ... |
| | | | ... last year on increase revenues and reduced spending. Yes, increased revenues - up 11.7% from a year ago. How could tax receipts grow if the economy is slowing as some claim? Answer me that. I repeat, Europe still has the potential to cause chaos but ... |
| | | | ... 4,020. In economic news on Friday, the federal government releases its final budget outcome. Lower than expected tax receipts from wages and companies is set to cut $2 billion in revenue from the 2010/11 federal budget compared to forecast five months ... |
| | | | ... debt", as if they are doing investors a favour. Either way, without economic growth there are no jobs and without jobs tax receipts go down and the debt will never be repaid anyway, unless you're in Australia with it's 5% unemployment rate that we somehow ... |
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