Taxpayers often neglect to submit legitimate tax-deductions in their annual returns,particularly what can be claimed because of COVID-19.
A study of ASX-listed companies on their sustainability reporting finds many are understating their climate change or other ESG risks,claiming there is ‘nothing to see here.’
COVID-19 has changed the way we work;mostly for the better. However,flexibility and working from home is a double-edged sword,particularly for those just starting out in the workforce.
The construction industry is most at risk from financially distressed companies that have been lurching around after being propped up by government stimulus.
Local tenants are being priced out of some regional NSW communities,with rents soaring by more than 20 per cent over the year in some areas.
A top lawyer at The Star Entertainment Group has denied she sought to “cloak” a report in legal professional privilege to avoid giving it to a regulator.
The Star’s CEO Matt Bekier rejected a KPMG audit before the casino re-hired its authors in an attempt to water down their damning findings.
As the Reserve Bank faces a major shake-up after the resignation of Guy Debelle,economists have outlined their priorities for a broad review of the bank.
Homeowners will be hit with higher mortgage repayments while workers’ pay rises will be eaten up by inflation until next year,economists believe,despite low unemployment.
As workers drift back to the Melbourne’s CBD,the scale of the city’s economic challenge is revealed.
Tourism and hospitality businesses were slow to put on more staff in the new year as Omicron dashed their hopes for a jump in holiday spending,but construction and manufacturing made a strong start to 2022.