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Australia's company tax rate is unlikely to change in the upcoming federal budget, says Treasurer Jim Chalmers, suggesting a combination of targeted tax breaks and incentives will anchor the economic blueprint.

In addition to governmental policy shifts, it's imperative for the Australian business community as a whole to adopt more proactive and strategic approaches.

FinTech Australia presses for government action before the federal budget, seeking solutions for startup capital raising issues and more.

Labor has just announced a major new industrial policy – the Future Made in Australia Act – that will break with Canberra’s historical aversion to large-scale economic intervention.

More than 42,000 small businesses are reportedly "disengaged" from the Australian Taxation Office, risking massive consequences when overdue payment rules change in 2025.

The merger reforms reflect a healthy approach to increased competition in our economy which will benefit consumers, most businesses, and the wider economy, writes Rod Sims.

China has finally ended its tariffs on Australian wine, which had been imposed for more than three years at rates as high as 218.4%. But while we’ve been away, things have changed in the Chinese wine market.

The European Union is taking a vastly different approach to Australian lawmakers, arguing a hard 30-day time limit on invoice payments is the way to protect small businesses.

ASIC is appealing the Federal Court's decision to dismiss its case against Finder Wallet and its cryptocurrency Earn product.

With the ink on the partnership between Huskee and BioPak now dry, co-founder Saxon Wright says Huskee wants to be the largest reuse company in the world.