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| | | ... "The value of Australian Carbon Credit Units has been influenced by pricing under the Carbon Pricing Mechanism - or carbon tax - which was intended to drive behavioural change, whereas a lowest bid approach, will drive low value carbon reduction. For ... |
| | | | Tax and transparency reforms should be a priority for Australia in its presidency of the G20 because there is a strong link between base erosion and profit sharing (BEPS) and the G20's objective to promote development, according to Oxfam Australia and ... |
| | | | ... KPMG found the companies and their associated corporate foundations invested on average the equivalent of 2.5% of their pre-tax profit in programs to ameliorate social and environmental challenges including access to education, healthcare and disaster ... |
| | | | The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s analysis of climate finance shows that redirecting global funds from investment emissions intensive assets to low carbon sources should be a priority for governments and investors, according to ... |
| | | | Companies that lead in corporate responsibility are linking sustainability progress with remuneration and have strong stakeholder engagement on sustainability, according to the Business in the Community (BITC) 2014 Corporate Responsibility Index. BITC ... |
| | | | ... the inquiry centred on six main areas and opportunities for reform - access to capital, a dedicated social investment bank, tax concessions and incentives, a corporate bond market, financial intermediaries, structural barriers and regulatory requirements ... |
| | | | ... which is held by the Liberal Coalition led by Prime Minister Tony Abbott, had passed the government's Clean Energy (Carbon Tax Repeal) Bill, but in the Senate, the balance of power is held by the Labor Party and the Greens. The Senate vote to reject ... |
| | | | ... to the financial profile of a social enterprise. "There are advantages, because not for profits are not necessarily paying tax, and they might have internal resources, like infrastructure," Thomas said. "For example, if you're a charity with a big hall ... |
| | | | ... on equities and property is shrinking, hitting at cornerstone investments by charities. The paper discusses the benefits of tax-free capital gains and returns of dividend imputation credits for charity investors as well as a matrix asset allocation for ... |
| | | | ... there will be an ongoing cost of carbon - the mechanism, the form, whether it is a Direct Action Plan, a trading scheme or a tax, that question is going to evolve, should we say, but I think there's a general acceptance that there will be a cost of carbon. ... |
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