Posts tagged "treasury"

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has come good on his historic promise to keep spending way beyond the crisis, to drive the unemployment rate down below where it was when the pandemic started.

The RBA is not going to let up on pushing unemployment down and wage growth back up to where it believes it should be, not even for growing concern about climbing home prices.

Tax office data has been used to calculate ways that would give a standard deduction to everyone who wants it (and others more, up to a cap) without increasing the total paid out.

The office of the Australian Small Business Ombudsman and the federal government's small business division have been moved out of the Department of Industry and into Treasury. 

Treasury has officially adopted a fully integrated e-invoicing solution, enabling businesses to be paid within five days.

Treasury is working with the Council of Small Business Organisations to address key concerns about the JobMaker hiring credit program.

Earlier this year, the government unveiled a $40 million unsecured loan program for SMEs, but after seven months, it's only hit 5% capacity.

An Australian government promise to pay its suppliers faster has led to a collaboration between Treasury and e-invoicing startup Link4.

Grattan Institute researchers say the federal government needs to commit to an additional $120 billion of fiscal stimulus.

More Victorian businesses will rely on JobKeeper 2.0 than every other state combined, according to Treasury analysis.

Australia's economic outlook is pretty dreary, according to Treasury. Here's what small business owners need to know about the coming recession.

Treasury spent three months reviewing JobKeeper, but we know you probably won't read the entire report. Here are three quick takeaways.