Indirect climate reporting requirements to affect small businesses: ASIC

Profession • By Emma Partis

Small businesses should familiarise themselves with climate reporting requirements, even if the rules may not apply to ...

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Labor pledges to ban supermarket price gouging

Economy • By Emma Partis

Labor has pledged to assemble a taskforce against supermarket price gouging alongside a broader crackdown on large ...

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Stagnating wages deprive young people of home ownership, report finds

Economy • By Emma Partis

Low wage growth between 2012 and 2022 has prevented young people from breaking into the property market, a report has ...

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Targeted reforms needed to boost stagnating productivity: Productivity Commission

Economy • By Emma Partis

Australia’s productivity continued to stagnate in the December quarter, the Productivity Commission’s quarterly report ...

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Coalition to fire 41k public servants if elected, Peter Dutton says

Economy • By Emma Partis

Labor has slammed the Coalition's plans to fire 41,000 public servants after previous cuts to the public service ...

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AI revolution boosting cyber threats for accountants: Eftsure

Technology • By Emma Partis

AI is revolutionising the way that cyber criminals work and boosting fraud risks, a cyber security firm has warned.

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Labor passes income tax cuts with support from the Greens

Tax • By Emma Partis

Parliament has passed Labor’s bill to decrease the lowest income tax rate from 16 per cent to 14 per cent from July ...

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CA ANZ cautions against government crackdown on international students

Profession • By Emma Partis

As the accounting industry grapples with a worker shortage and declining student enrolments, CA ANZ has slammed the ...

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Modest tax cuts fall short of meaningful reform

Tax • By Emma Partis

The accounting industry has slammed the budget for its lack of ambition and called for a clearer roadmap on tax reform

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