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| | | Publish What You Pay Australia will press its case to the new federal government for the adoption of mandatory disclosure standards for companies in the mining and extractive industry. This week, Prime Minister Tony Abbott named the ministers who will ... |
| | | | ... company had been signatories for a minimum of one year, are publicly listed and passed a financial screen requiring positive pre-tax earnings on average for the three years preceding the index annual review. Going forward, constituent companies will ... |
| | | | ... functions. Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical managing director Australian Ethical announced the changes will cost AU$300,000 before tax. "It's an evolution of the business, where the Sydney office is more prominent," said Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical's ... |
| | | | ... provide guidance on how the Integrated Reporting framework would fit within individual countries corporate governance framework, tax and corporate laws and determine the cost, benefits and implementation implications for entities and their shareholders." ... |
| | | | ... around the low-carbon economy. Of the 180 respondents, 64.7% favoured a market-based emissions trading scheme, while a carbon tax with a fixed price was supported by 28.8%, 3.3% of businesses didn't support any form of priced-based carbon policy and ... |
| | | | ... portfolio would be 38% lower than this year. Baster pointed to rule change by the Australian Taxation Office that impacts on how tax-exempt institutions such as the clients of UCA Funds Management can use franking credits - not for profits have the ability ... |
| | | | ... received 180 responses. Of those 180 participants, 64.7% favoured a market-based emissions trading scheme, while a carbon tax with a fixed price was supported by 28.8%, 3.3% of businesses didn't support any form of priced-based carbon policy and another ... |
| | | | ... in February 2010. "[T]here is limited detail," the report said. "The plan relies on incentives, whereby the government (ie tax payer) would purchase emissions reductions. This plan appears to avoid placing liabilities on companies. However, we have reservations ... |
| | | | ... the financial year is an opportunity for investors to consider how their superannuation money is being invested from both a tax and an ethics perspective, according to Australian Ethical. In a recent communication, the ethical superannuation and fund ... |
| | | | ... Australian government in taxes. "[The government] have made a small step towards preparing for this type of disclosure through the tax provision rules for most multi-national companies," Spoors said. "It has passed the House and needs to pass the Senate." ... |
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