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The 2026 global economy: nervously muddling through
The world economy enters 2026 in a nervous state. Volatility and cautious consumers are the norm, even though growth has proven surprisingly resilient.
How Australia could avoid a recession even if lockdowns remain
According to BetaShare’s chief economist David Bassanese, there’s a strong possibility that Australia will in fact avoid a recession. Read more...
Employee share scheme report lands in the House
The standing committee on tax and revenue tabled its Owning a Share of Your Work: Tax Treatment of Employee Share Schemes report on Monday,...
COVID-19 investment boom shows no signs of slowing
When comparing findings to the same study undertaken in 2020, Calastone found that pent-up demand, growing confidence in the economic outlook and...
Tax agents terminated for failing to comply with tax affairs
Grant Tomkinson and Grant McCarthy have had their tax agent registrations terminated for failing to comply with their tax affairs, the Tax...
Investors ‘taking a risk’ on crypto providers: ASIC
Amid a rise in Aussies using unlicensed platforms for crypto asset trading and speculation, ASIC has issued a warning to would-be investors. Read...
Sustainable investing now entering ‘teenage years’
Schroders’ latest look into sustainable investing has revealed that ethical investors aren’t just becoming more common and vocal, but also more...
ATO stresses deferral options for tax professionals facing pandemic pressure
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) deputy commissioner Hoa Wood wants tax professionals to know that the ATO is trying to mitigate the pressure...
Defence Department tells businesses to back up data as ransomware attacks rise
According to Assistant Minister for Defence Andrew Hastie, the number of ransomware incidents reported to the Australian Cyber Security Centre...
3 in 4 investment managers are male: FSC
In a statement, the FSC said it had launched the Women in Investment Management charter that its member fund managers could sign up to,...
‘Technology, not taxes’: Why not both?
Prime Minister Scott Morrison continued his pledge to address global warming through technology, not taxes, in response to the damning report set...
