Entities & Tax Rates
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Update on Tariffs
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These Election promises wont fix supply....maybe ever!
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Whoever wins the election, substantial efforts to reform the tax system in Australia are required. Will the winning party do anything? Don’t hold your breath.
Post-election tax reform is the key to reversing Australia’s growing wealth divide
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Federal elections always offer the opportunity for a reset. Whoever wins the May 3 election should consider a much needed revamp of the tax system, which is no longer fit for purpose.The biggest …0 CommentsComment on Facebook
And just 24 hours later the kids in the playpen have put down their toys, when the playpen looked like it was going to collapse. Net outcome is a world worried about what Donald Trump and the now less than fully democratic or stable USA might do next.
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Donald Trump announced a shift in his tariff strategy by authorizing a 90-day pause on tariffs with 75 countries. The president also said he would raise the retaliatory tariff rate to China to 125 per...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Donald Trump's tariffs have had a significant impact on the Australian dollar, primarily due to their ripple effects on global trade and financial markets. The tariffs, especially those targeting China, have created uncertainty and volatility, leading to a depreciation of the Australian dollar against major currencies.The Australian dollar recently fell below 60 US cents, its lowest level since the pandemic. This decline is partly attributed to fears surrounding China's economy, as China is Australia's largest trading partner. Additionally, lower commodity prices and expectations of aggressive interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia have further devalued the currency.The tariffs have also raised concerns about a potential recession in Australia, with economists warning of downturns in business investment and rising unemployment. While the overall impact on Australia's GDP is expected to be modest, certain industries like agriculture, energy, and mining are particularly exposed.
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