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A prolonged conflict in the Middle East or the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz would further intensify pressure on supply chains, the credit agency has warned.
ASIC's crackdown on the non-lodgment of financial reports has resulted in a further three companies being fined for failing to meet their obligations.
The OECD has revealed the risks of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East, with the conflict already testing economic resilience through global supply chains and energy shocks.
Conflict in West Asia has thrust Australia into an unpredictable new business cycle, Deloitte Access Economics has warned in its latest quarterly business outlook.
The full court has ruled that the provision of luxury vehicles for three directors of a trustee company was not a fringe benefit, overturning a previous decision on the matter.
The Teal independent says the government must urgently address the demographic challenges facing Australia’s tax system, following the release of her tax white paper.
The government should conduct a thorough review of the overall tax arrangements for all vehicles before rushing to implement yet another tax on consumers, The Tax Institute has cautioned.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced the government will cut the fuel excise by half until 30 June and reduce the heavy vehicle road user charge to zero for three months.
The Productivity Commission has doubled down on its calls for government policy action after labour productivity continued to disappoint in the December 2025 quarter.
Fatima Payman has said the government should introduce changes to the CGT discount and negative gearing now, rather than delay potential reform.
Insolvency volumes stabilised in the first half of the financial year, but increased pressures on businesses have sparked fears that insolvencies could rise again this year, says Insolvency Australia.
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