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As a growing number of Australian employees choose to stay in roles they may no longer enjoy – a trend known as “job hugging” – organisations face increasing and often underestimated risks, making proactive strategies...

The e61 Institute has called the CGT discount “inequitable and inefficient,” and urged the government to consider a return to the pre-1999 cost base indexing system.

RBA governor Michele Bullock has stood in solidarity with Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell after the US DOJ launched an unprecedented investigation against him.

HLB Mann Judd has welcomed Mark Muller as the chair of the HLB Mann Judd Australasian Association, who says he will focus on innovation and value creation.

In allegations of understated decommissioning liabilities, ASIC has received a tip-off from environmental campaigners on potential breaches by major oil and gas companies.

M&A activity rose year on year in 2025 despite geopolitical and economic volatility, EY analysis has revealed.

Clear policy objectives, mandatory sunset clauses and a whole-of-government approach were among the recommendations made by experts to address gaps within tax expenditure reporting.

US President Donald Trump has launched an “unprecedented” investigation into US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, compounding uncertainty for Australian investors in the US market.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is set to talk up Australia’s critical mineral reserve as a geopolitical bargaining chip in a meeting with G7 counterparts this week in the US.

RSM tax experts have responded to the OECD’s recent ‘side-by-side’ global minimum tax package, which held exemptions for US-headquartered entities.

RBA deputy governor Andrew Hauser has reiterated the central bank’s expectation that there will be no further rate cuts in the near term as inflation remains above-target.