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Private health insurance premiums and the health care tax rebate April

Private health insurance premiums and the health care tax rebate April
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Greensill Downfall Began with Firing of Insurance Manager at Sydney Unit of Tokio Marine

Greensill Downfall Began with Firing of Insurance Manager at Sydney Unit of Tokio Marine
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DTA reveals Canberra s 84 costliest in-flight IT projects

By Justin Hendry on Mar 4, 2021 12:15PM Home Affairs tops the list. Eighty-four IT projects worth $10 million or more are currently in-flight across the federal government, with more than a quarter underway at just one department. The Digital Transformation Agency detailed the list of high-cost projects in its submission [pdf] to the Australian Public Service senate inquiry this week. It is the first public snapshot to be released since the DTA’s digital governance and investment division stopped actively monitoring projects and assigning them ‘engage’, ‘monitor’ or ‘observe’ statuses in mid-2018. Last year, the agency said the value of active government IT projects as at January 2020 was $7.4 billion, but it did not disclose how many projects contributed to this overall figure, nor indicate how many were high-risk.

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YFYS does not address retail super funds underperformance

Print The Government’s proposed Your Future Your Super (YFYS) legislation stops short of addressing the underperformance across the superannuation sector, the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) believes. AIST pointed to data from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) released this week that found over the five years to December 2020, profit-to-member super funds, on average, outperformed retail funds by 23%. AIST chief executive, Eva Scheerlinck, said this concentrated retail fund underperformance needed to be urgently addressed by the government and regulator. Related News:

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There are 84 high-cost IT projects underway by the Australian government

MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, AND TAXES With 12 projects on the list, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has its new application modernisation play, which is aimed at addressing ongoing system health whilst rationalising and re-architecting for the future . The ATO had its Single Touch Payroll (STP) project on the DTA s engage list before, and although it came into effect on 1 July 2019, further expansions of STP continue to be rolled out, including engagement with Services Australia and its welfare data-matching initiative. STP is essentially the automation of pay-as-you-go (PAYG) and super reporting between businesses and government. Still on the list from last year is myGovID the Australian government s digital identity credential handled by the ATO. It s like the 100-point ID check but on a smart device, and it allows citizens to have their identity verified so they can access government services using that verified identity rather than being verified continually by each Comm

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