Posts tagged "the greens"

In this final instalment of a four-part series, Neil Slonim, an independent SME finance advocate, takes a closer look at whether the major parties or independents are better for small business.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has pledged no new taxes for small businesses ahead of the May election in a press release laden with eyebrow-raising claims.

The UN has signed a legally binding agreement to take on the "full lifecycle of plastic" from production to packaging design and waste.

The legalisation of cannabis will be front and centre in the Australian Greens’ campaign in this year’s upcoming federal election.

In an unexpected move, the Australian Greens party have attempted to push an amendment to the highly popular instant asset write-off for small businesses through the House of Representatives, seeking an additional write-off scheme with a higher expenditure limit for clean energy assets.

The Australian Greens will seek to legislate on late payments for SMEs, saying the Liberal government has no demonstrated track record in h…

Camper van hire company Wicked Campers has bowed to public pressure to change its controversial advertising, with the company issuing a pers…

The Greens have made their most significant pitch ever for the votes of small business owners, unveiling a policy to cut the company tax rat…

A digital and creative innovation hub for Launceston, planned since 2010, has become a race against the clock for Tasmanian Greens Senator P…

Federal Finance Minister Penny Wong is refusing to guarantee the July 1 start date for Labor’s company tax cuts, but Trade Minister Craig …

Tens of thousands of SmartCompany readers are set to miss out on the Government’s promised broad cuts to the corporate tax rate after the …

The players are in the right positions. The referee has blown the whistle. The match of the round has begun and, as I predicted yesterday, S…