It would be great to have an opposition that pushes the current government to perform better. Competition increases performance. The Coalition looks like a toddler taking on a newly seasoned professional prize fighter. Laughable, clown like, pathetic …
Dan Tehan fails to grasp difference between baseload and firming as he sprouts nonsense on nuclear
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The Australian Energy Market Operator, along with the owners of the country’s biggest fleets of coal generators have painted a pretty clear picture of the energy future: Forget baseload, it’s time...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Whether you think the new super tax is going to hurt you or not... You should be contacting your local member and senator. The tax is going to be retrospective and backdated. This is WAY outside the norm for anything that resembles a fair tax. Jim Chalmers MP is proving to be disappointingly dangerous.
Treasurer going against department advice if Div 296 backdated
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If the Division 296 legislation is backdated to 1 July 2025, the Treasurer will be going against the advice of his own department, the SMSFA has said.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Retrospective, unrealised and unindexed and thus unfair on at least 3 counts. The government's first serious adjustment of the tax system is not a good sign for the future. Jim Chalmers MP should be ashamed. Having a Super Super Tax is as reasonable as having a super profits tax, but it should be implemented well. Post legislation, indexed and on realised gains.
Old claims can’t justify Div 296 start | SMS Magazine
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Two-year-old arguments from the government are not sufficient justification to implement the proposed Division 296 tax or backdate its commencement.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Neither of Australia's major political parties is willing to take on the fossil fuel industry. The result - we give away Australia's natural resources and don't keep any value for it. Education, healthcare, roads all funded by personal income taxes instead. Break the silence - contact your member and senator.
Impact of gas exports on Australian energy prices
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Until the mid-2010s, wholesale gas prices in eastern Australia were low.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Michelle is making too much money for the banks to drop rates.... When the temperature goes up she can always jump with her golden parachute.
RBA leaves cash rate at 3.85pc, shocks market
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The Reserve Bank said it could “wait for a little more information to confirm that inflation remains on track to reach 2.5 per cent on a sustainable basis”.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Div293 tax was pushed through with the same justification in 2012-13 - "It will only impact a few and it's only an incremental change". Div293 impacts an increasing number of Aussies every year. Anyone on a "good" income pays 30% on their super contributions today.The proposed Div296 is also a fundamental change, taxing unrealised gains and, like our personal tax rates, is not inflation-indexed. It's a sneaky, underhanded way to introduce a big tax that will impact everyone in future. Contact your senator and complain. The house is lost.Jim Chalmers MP you know what you are doing and you are not being honest with the public.
Assistant Treasurer reconfirms intention of pushing through unchanged legislation
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In a meeting with the SMSFA last week, Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino reconfirmed the Treasurer’s intention to proceed with the proposed $3 million super tax legislation in its current form.1 CommentsComment on Facebook