Tax loopholes that benefit multinational companies in Australia are “stealing from the next generation”, prominent unions have warned. The Community and Public Sector Union told a parliamentary inquiry into multinational tax avoidance that many companies advising governments on various policies had been exploiting loopholes. The union’s joint...
Internet users could have some NBN charges removed as the company behind the network launches a fresh attempt to get a pricing proposal approved. NBN Co has submitted a new pricing plan to the consumer watchdog for consideration. The proposal, also known as a special access undertaking,...
Caring for someone in an aged care home can be a challenging and emotional experience, but it’s important to remember that you still have an essential role to play in supporting your loved one’s care. Here are some key points to consider to help you...
Establishing a successful business relies heavily on laying a solid foundation through a well-structured framework. Making hasty decisions or improvising along the way in the business world can be inefficient, fraught with risk, and potentially lead to failure. Therefore, it is essential to set up...
Navigating the complex financial landscape is challenging. However, with the right Financial Adviser, you can optimise your investments and ensure a secure financial future. By understanding how clients often perceive missteps in their adviser-client relationship, you can leverage insights to get the most from your...
Your home is not just your sanctuary; it’s also a tangible asset. Like any investment, the end goal for many homeowners is to see it appreciate over time. While most people think about major renovations when it comes to increasing property value, you don’t always...
Records you need to show a payment or expense, the format to keep your records in, and how long to keep them. What is a record? Records are written evidence of your income or expenses, these can be either paper or electronic. You need to keep records...
Universities have warned the national economy could be billions of dollars worse off if the rate of tertiary degrees remains stagnant. New modelling shows a cost to the economy of $7 billion by 2026 if university attainment levels don’t rise. Universities Australia chair David Lloyd told the...
Almost half of all IT policymakers are considering bans on smartphone apps in the workplace, including restrictions on social media platform TikTok, in a bid to protect sensitive business data, a study has found. And many of those bans could extend to employees’ privately owned phones,...
More women are hiring electric scooters to zip around Australian cities, with research showing female riders are closing the gender gap on their male counterparts. But the ways to appeal to female e-scooters riders appear to be different to male riders, as women prioritise safety features...