Posts tagged "company tax rate"

Australia's company tax rate is unlikely to change in the upcoming federal budget, says Treasurer Jim Chalmers, suggesting a combination of targeted tax breaks and incentives will anchor the economic blueprint.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is drawing battle lines around tax policy ahead of the upcoming federal election, revealing that existing tax cuts will save small business $5 billion over two years.

A decision by the G7 to ensure multinational businesses pay a minimum company tax rate of “at least” 15% could deliver longer-term economic benefits to Australia.

The only constant about tax is change. Here are some of the tax changes coming into play from July 1, 2020.

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.

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…

By Dominic Powell and Emma Koehn.

German ‘hypermarket’ Kaufland has posted a range of job advertisements seeking talent to join its execu…

Australian businessman Dick Smith has alerted Australian business owners to the possibility of business loan interest rates returning to 27%…

The federal government has used the 2017 federal budget to reaffirm its commitment to cutting the corporate tax rate for companies of al…

It’s been a long wait for SMEs eagerly anticipating the tax cuts promised during last year’s Federal Budget.

But business owners can …

Investment guru Warren Buffett has unleashed a storm of controversy in the United States by helping finance Burger King’s merger with Cana…

The Tax Institute is calling on the government to urgently cut the company tax rate by two percentage points, as big businesses stand to foo…