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Business After 5 - Ipswich Region 2024 Business Excellence Awards Launch - Vimarsana News

Business After 5 - Ipswich Region 2024 Business Excellence Awards Launch

At our next Business After 5 we will launch the 2024 Ipswich Region Business Excellence Awards and announce the sponsors of this year’s Awards. Ipswich's largest and most prestigious business event, the awards celebrate outstanding businesses in our region, and provide an opportunity to show to world the talent and opportunity on offer in our region. Attendees at the BA5 will be the first to hear the Award categories up for grabs this year, as well as the process for submitting entries, and how to maximize their chances of winning! We will also hear from the winners of the 2023 Business...

Private school beats six other buyers to snap up subdivision site - Vimarsana News

Private school beats six other buyers to snap up subdivision site

A Greater Brisbane private school has beaten six other buyers to snap up a massive 1.96ha neighbouring site which had been earmarked as a potential 32 lot residential subdivision.

How Ipswich businesses stand to benefit from budget - Vimarsana News

How Ipswich businesses stand to benefit from budget

Premium Content Subscriber only IPSWICH business owners might be sleeping a little easier after emerging as one of the biggest winners under the 2021-22 budget. As Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced the budget on Tuesday it was revealed that small to medium-sized enterprises would be offered some respite through tax cuts following a year of uncertainty. The corporate tax rate for SME’s is set to dip to 25 per cent from July 1 this year from its previous 30 per cent, delivering about $16 billion in savings by 2023-24. READ MORE: It comes as Mr Frydenberg cited grassroot businesses as a ke...

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