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Franking credits: Treasury's proposed changes will just create bigger problems - Vimarsana News

Franking credits: Treasury's proposed changes will just create bigger problems

Treasury’s proposed changes will have wide and unintended consequences on small businesses and their shareholders, and even risk slashing company tax revenue, damaging the federal budget.

Source: afr.com
Federal politics LIVE UPDATES: Albanese rubbishes 'Chicken Littles' against the Voice - Vimarsana News

Federal politics LIVE UPDATES: Albanese rubbishes 'Chicken Littles' against the Voice

Wide parts of the city have been hit by a tremor, shaking residents awake to swaying buildings and a loud roaring sound. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
PwC tax leaks: NSW to enforce 'severe' fines for sharing tax details - Vimarsana News

PwC tax leaks: NSW to enforce 'severe' fines for sharing tax details

President Joe Biden expresses optimism about a deal, even as House Republicans left Washington for a holiday weekend; more than 20 sporting bodies unite to support an Indigenous Voice to parliament. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
PwC Australia tax leaks: Legal blocks stop government from cancelling PwC contracts: O'Neil - Vimarsana News

PwC Australia tax leaks: Legal blocks stop government from cancelling PwC contracts: O'Neil

A large fire erupted at a building in Surry Hills, with light rail services and roads closed. How the day unfolded.

Source: afr.com
Bigger Australia: The housing and migration debate misses one big failure - Vimarsana News

Bigger Australia: The housing and migration debate misses one big failure

Unless major policy changes are made to housing supply, people will feel the strains of a larger population and not share in the economic benefits.

Source: afr.com