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| | ... said most of the savings had already been revealed. "There are no cuts to health and education. There is no increase in the GST." Mr Hockey said the coalition would release its new expenditure and what impact this would have on the budget bottom line ... |
| | | ... "Over the last decade, specific interest groups often stymied [reform] simply by identifying a 'loser' group. Reforms from the GST, to carbon pricing, to Gonski, were sold on the basis that 'no-one will be worse off'. Another superannuation policy area ... |
| | | ... Awards 2013 will take place on the evening of Wednesday 8th May. The cost to attend for the full 2-day program is $1,750 + GST per person. This includes lunch, refreshments and attendance to the Rainmaker Excellence Awards 2013 dinner. For part program ... |
| | | ... held in Sydney on Tuesday 29th January, and in Melbourne on Thursday 31st January. The cost to attend this event is $120 + GST per person or $1200 + GST for a table of 10. Cost includes a full breakfast. Last year's speaker presentations are available ... |
| | | ... freight business Australian air Express. Shortly after the market opened, the High Court ruled Qantas must pay $34 million in GST it had collected from passengers who booked tickets but didn't take their flights. National local turnover was 272.2 million ... |
| | | ... been through a lot since 1991 - the stagnation of the Japanese economy, the Asian currency crisis and Russian debt default, GST, September 11, US recession, GFC, Greece - and yet, it's continued to grow... uninterrupted. Oh and also, the economy grew ... |
| | | ... major drogue on EU productivity, adds Wellso are exorbitant electricity and transport costs, insufficient subsidies and the GST cost. She says the structural changes needed to fix the EU's debt problems include the implementation of a financial regulator ... |
| | | "Honesty is such a lonely word. Everyone is so untrue." - Billy Joel, Honesty "There won't be a GST under the government I lead" promised Johnny Howard before being elected prime minister of Australia. "There won't be a carbon tax in a government I ... |
| | | ... think that is a great, innovative approach to addressing the infrastructure backlog we have." Baird said that because forecast GST revenue to NSW has fallen by more than $5bn since last September, the government has had to look at options other than ... |
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