ATO sets its sights on negative gearing
Tax commissioner Chris Jordan says negative gearing is costing over $3 billion a year and is "well and truly" in the Tax Office's sights.
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The bug that caught Michael Cranston
In the third part of our series, how the federal police tapped phones, hacked into computers and finally placed a bug that caught one of their own - deputy tax commissioner Michael Cranston.
Scott Morrison drives ute boom
New vehicle sales boomed in June as end of financial year deals kicked in, setting a new Australian record.
CBA in credit card crackdown
Commonwealth Bank is cracking down on issuing credit cards to property borrowers in response to regulatory pressure and record household debt.
Markets: Flight Centre takes off
Shares lose some of yesterday's outsized gains as geopolitical risk raises its ugly head again, but miners prevent bigger losses.
Real estate agents hit tough times
The residential real estate sector recorded its first revenue fall in five years this past financial year as listings plunged.
Vocus fires starter's pistol in buyout race
The Vocus board couldn't pass up the opportunity to try and extract a better offer than KKR's $3.50 a share.
CPA Advice fee cut fails to attract members
Slicing fees has not been enough to attract members to CPA's under fire advice arm.
Five-year term deposits 'a brave call'
Only 15 of 75 lending institutions have increased the interest rate on any of their term deposits since August.
Brits beat Koreans to buy Arrium
British steelmaker Liberty House acquires Arrium's assets including the Whyalla steelworks in SA with a 'superior' bid the Korean consortium...
