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The government has now accepted an early return to a fiscal surplus is no longer feasible given the significant decline in forecasted revenues. The government’s platform hinges on various social reform programs including DisabilityCare Australia and the National Plan for School Improvement.
David Murray AO, Paul Bloxham, HSBC Australia’s Chief Economist and David Linke, Head of Corporate Tax, KPMG spoke on a panel facilitated by Carson Scott, Sky Business News Channel at a KPMG budget breakfast in Sydney on 15 May. The panel members shared their insights on the release of the Federal Budget and its implications for Australian business.
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The 2013 Federal Budget has provided some significant reforms to impact the financial services industry. There were a number of expected inclusions and unexpected surprises including changes to thin capitalisation and superannuation. We review the major implications for the financial services industry.
We also provide additional superannuation commentary following the Budget and announcements of 5 April 2013.
Federal Budget 2013
KPMG's review of the major implications arising from the 2013 Federal Budget.
KPMG has been awarded the Financial Review Capital CFO 2012 Audit Firm of the Year for a second consecutive year.
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