Retooling tax to foster growth
The tax office needs to be a part of a plan to enable small firms to take up the jobs slack caused by automation.
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Jordan’s job is on the line
After a humiliating backdown, the Tax Commissioner can no longer ignore the ATO’s bad case of small business bias.
Mining profits are about to rediscover their mojo
Two forces have set the scene for a big boost to the bottom line of mining companies but investors need to remain alert.
Mining rediscovers its mojo
Two forces have set the scene for a big boost to the bottom line of mining companies but investors need to remain alert.
Webjet strafes Flight Centre
Webjet’s China deal could help it gain the upper hand as it battles Flight Centre for dominance of online travel.
A bumpy ride ahead for Turnbull
Given its crazy approach to pension and super reforms, the government’s poor standing could fall even further next year.
Crossbench senators can become nation-builders
The addition of provisions to protect contractors would transform the ABCC bill into something wonderful.
A Senate fix for the ABCC bill
The addition of provisions to protect contractors would transform the ABCC bill into something wonderful.
A Christmas like few others
Eating out and leisure “experiences” will be winners, but there’s nothing special ahead for ordinary retailers.
WA’s radical appeal to the ACCC
A letter has bolstered the WA Treasurer’s radical plan to attack alleged collusion in the state’s building industry.
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