Former top Victorian health bureaucrat Kym Peake joins EY
Apr 6, 2021 â 11.34am
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Australian Tax Office. Prior to this, he was head of cyber security at
NEC. He will take up the position on May 3.
Kym Peake joined EY as a partner in EY Port Jackson Partners after more than five years as secretary of Victoriaâs
Department of Health and Human Services. Ms Peake, 48, left the department in November after facing the stateâs hotel quarantine inquiry. She has previously been a deputy secretary at the Victorian
Department of Premier and Cabinet and at the stateâs former
Department of Education and Early Childhood Development.
$12 Billion in Tax Cuts to Drive Australian Economy
Working Australians are expected to see $12 billion worth of tax cuts go into their pockets in the next six months as the federal government moves on from JobKeeper to other economic support policies.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the data shows around 8.8 million Australians had already benefitted from $9 billion in tax cuts from July last year, when the cuts were brought forward as part of the COVID-19 economic recovery plan.
“If you are a teacher or a nurse watching the show this morning and you earn $60,000 a year, you pay $2160 less tax compared to what you did back in 2017-18,” Frydenberg said.
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A raft of high-profile Australian businesses have been slammed by economists, investors and politicians over their decision to pocket millions in JobKeeper subsidies.