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Undecided SME leaders may be a key factor in the upcoming election
The latest edition of ScotPac’s bi-annual SME Growth Index Report has revealed an increase among undecided SME owners and operators as to which political party to support ahead of an election. As it stands, currently 21 per cent of SME leaders remain undecided ahead of the upcoming May federal election, compared to the 10 per cent that was registered in the 2022 election. Amid this current indecision, SME leaders hope that the next elected gover…
Financial services want bipartisan policy common sense - Financial Newswire
As the Federal Election moves into its final weeks, industry lobby groups are seeking to extract undertakings from the major party on key policy issues including the compensation scheme of last resort (CSLR) and the taxation of unrealised capital gains. While both the Super Members Council (SMC) and the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) called for policy stability and the implementation of payday superannuation, the self-ma…
Super stoush: SME groups tell lawmakers to ditch new taxes on unrealised capital gains
Business representatives have urged lawmakers to abandon further taxes on unrealised capital gains, after Labor's plan for super balances above $3 million. The post Super stoush: SME groups tell lawmakers to ditch new taxes on unrealised capital gains appeared first on SmartCompany.
Taxing Unrealised Gains Must Be Ruled Out – Industry Calls for Bipartisan Commitment - SMSF Association
Joint Media Statement A coalition of leading industry associations is calling on the Prime Minister and the Opposition Leader to immediately and unequivocally rule out any move to tax unrealised […] The post Taxing Unrealised Gains Must Be Ruled Out – Industry Calls for Bipartisan Commitment appeared first on SMSF Association.
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