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| | | ... system," he said. "Disallowing franking in these situations would expose the shareholders to double taxation. Company profits would still be subject to tax, but the shareholder would receive an unfranked dividend with no franking credit to offset the ... |
| | | | ... these assumptions, macroeconomic data on economy-wide changes in prices, the share of GDP flowing to workers and company profits can shed light on inflation's underlying causes. Data can also reveal the distributional consequences of businesses' responses ... |
| | | | ... total dividends will continue to climb up in 2020. "For the year ahead, the market expects the global economy and company profits to continue to expand, meaning dividends can grow further. 2020 is on track to deliver the fifth consecutive year of record ... |
| | | | ... "Notwithstanding the coronavirus threat, the Australian market rose 5% in January, despite a dour outlook for the economy and company profits. "In our view, the impacts of Australia's tragic bushfires and the unfolding coronavirus outbreak could dent ... |
| | | | ... languishing economy, stagnant wage growth and a slumping housing market." Creagh explained: "The bigger impact for company profits is the fragile state of economy, global risks (elevated trade tensions and China slowdown), monetary policy and the sluggish ... |
| | | | ... optimism by the negative wealth effect from falling housing prices, triggering reduced consumer spending, lower company profits, a decline in business investment - plant, equipment & structures and staffing - as well as in obtaining lower credit due ... |
| | | | ... Normally, a depreciating currency would boost equity prices. The rationale being a cheaper currency boosts exports and company profits et cetera. But in the case of Manila, the peso's depreciation compounded the inflationary pressure brought on by ... |
| | | | ... extension, the negative wealth from falling housing prices that ensues, triggering reduced consumer spending, lower company profits, a decline in business investment - plant, equipment and structures and staffing - as well as obtaining lower credit because ... |
| | | | ... quarter and 6.3% in the three-month period before that. The details of the report show that the slowing in total company profits was due to drops in profitability in: manufacturing (-5.1% in the September quarter from +1.8% in the June quarter); retail ... |
| | | | ... incentive for retirees to invest in Aussie stocks rather than going overseas. It also abandons the principle that all company profits should be taxed at an investor's marginal rate of income tax. The report concludes abolishing cash refunds may well ... |
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