ECONOMY • Carlos Tse

While the final federal budget deficit came in lower than forecasts, AMP has said that government spending remains a key concern, despite stronger-than-expected revenue.

ECONOMY • Carlos Tse

The AI boom is expected to add further pressure on the construction labour market over the next six to 18 months and also drive interest rate increases, according to a chief economist.

ECONOMY • Carlos Tse

In its latest corporate plan, Treasury has said that it will target equity, efficiency, and intergenerational fairness in its proposed major tax and spending reforms.

ECONOMY • Carlos Tse

The 2018 GST distribution model has faced scrutiny from all states bar its beneficiary, Western Australia, which has called itself the “economic powerhouse of the nation”.

ECONOMY • Miranda Brownlee

The RBA has decided to keep the cash rate target on hold at 4.35 per cent after the June Consumer Price Index (CPI) data came in below the RBA's expectations.

ECONOMY • ESUPERFUND

A look at how ESUPERFUND uses technology, integrated systems and specialist teams to support the administration and compliance requirements of SMSFs.

ECONOMY • Matthew Taylor

The US has raised tariffs on Australian imports from 10 per cent to 12.5 per cent, citing concerns over the lack of a US-style import ban on goods produced via forced labour.

ECONOMY • Carlos Tse

Evidence of an easing “multi-speed” economy has emerged in recent research from a major bank, with experts saying that while some sectors will benefit, others are in for a struggle.

ECONOMY • Miranda Brownlee

Business performance across mid-market businesses has remained resilient over the past 12 months, but firms expect lower revenue over the year ahead, according to a recent index by Moore Global.

ECONOMY • Carlos Tse

With younger workers found to be net taxpayers, new research reveals that Australians beyond retirement age are net beneficiaries, resulting in a shortfall in government savings.