Posts tagged "company tax"

Bernard Keane explains why the Business Council’s (BCA) “Seize the moment” report is so heavily laden with irony.

Ahead of the federal election on May 21, SmartCompany is breaking down the key issues facing Australia's small business community. Today we're looking at tax.

Even if the government hadn’t spent $5.9 billion on JobKeeper and other emergency measures last financial year, its budget position would have collapsed.

At the end of this financial year, our federal debt will exceed $320 billion. We will need real tax reform to reduce our ballooning debt levels.

There’s an underlying assumption that US businesses are the biggest and best, but Ian Whitworth believes Australia is a great place to start your business.

Here are five common mistakes the ATO is taregtting this end of financial year — as well as how to avoid making them in your own business.

New Small and Family Business Minister Michaelia Cash is focusing on vocational education and training for Australian SMEs, digitisation and cyber security

A back-log of highly-anticipated tax changes are yet to be passed by the Senate, created uncertainty for small business owners.

The skies are dark, the sales are on, and every ringing phone strikes fear into the hearts of Australia’s accountants. Yep, it’s that ti…

The federal government has passed the largest ever set of income tax cuts through the Senate unamended, bringing tax relief for all Australians earning over $19,000, including the majority of small business owners.

Pauline Hanson, who commands three Senate votes and thus a veto, has suddenly withdrawn her support for the Coalition's plan to cut the company tax rate for big businesses.

A Treasury report into the government’s ten-year plan to cut company tax rates will suggest implementing the full scheme would contribute $3…