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RBA's Lowe backs company tax cuts

Philip Lowe takes over at the Reserve Bank. Illustration: David Rowe. May 6 2016

RBA governor Philip Lowe says Australia has little choice but to cut corporate taxes to stay competitive in a world of falling rates.

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Tax hit to foreign investors

Corporate Tax Association executive director Michelle de Niese.

Tax hit to foreign investors

1 hr ago

Australia has hit a "historic low" with its politically-motivated tax that will repel foreign investors: Corporate Tax Association.

Electricity market concentration allows power plays at the wholesale and retail levels, studies find.

NSW facing heatwave energy shortage

SA's crippling power supply crisis is threatening to spread to the eastern states amid warnings of black-outs in NSW by Friday.

FRG use only. David Rowe 12/08/2016. Malcolm Turnbull. Census. Olympics. Nauru. Rowe Gallery 12/8/16

Turnbull's never ending nightmare

Opinion

The upshot of the first week of Parliament is that Malcolm Turnbull knows he has nothing to lose but to go on the front foot.

ATO deputy commissioner Michael Cranston said it was undertaking a range of compliance activities to address the misuse ...

Tax office targeting R&D expenses rorts

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The ATO is cracking down on the exploitation of research and development tax incentives ahead of tax season.

Former Westpac banker jailed

A former Westpac home finance manager who submitted $2.5 million worth of false home loan applications has been sentenced to jail.

Formica: Henderson-Janus tie-up on track

Henderson has confirmed that its massive merger with Janus is going ahead and will be completed by May.

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's super coal!

opinion

"I feel sorry for Turnbull," Bill Shorten sniffed. Hairy-knuckled parliamentary aggression is entertaining but targeted passive ag...

BHP approves $2.9b Mad Dog expansion

BHP's declining oil productionl will be mitigated to some degree, after it approved spending $2.9 billion on the Mad Dog oil project.

How to thrive in a blackout? Batteries

Bruce Wood says he's a "grumpy old prick" but even he was thrilled at his son's newly-installed home battery storage system while ...

business

Mining tailwind to benefit households
Australia Post outsmarted by CEO
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AMP in $500m buyback, profit drops by $634m

lifestyle

The beasts of Bloomsbury

6 things to love about this Merc coupe SUV

Hot tips for the fitness-focused business traveller

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