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Legal Issues - Privacy, Credits, Copyright, Disclaimer. .' In its response to the report the Government has stated that face to face banking does not require the existence of a traditional bank branch and that financial institutions that neglect their branch network risk losing customers. They don't understand that the banks are happy to lose customers. Banks are only interested in customers that make them large profits and regard the rest of us as an inconvenience and a burden," said Senator Conroy, Shadow Minister for Financial Services and Regulation. |
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au Property Drive IT News IT Jobs Opinion Education Entertainment Books Travel Vision21 Food Movies S E R V I C E S Classifieds Subscribe SOLD. 2 billion a year over its planned cuts to corporate tax rates, the Federal Treasury has revealed. In a written reply to a question from Labor's spokesman on financial services, Senator Stephen Conroy, Treasury has revealed that barely half the long-term revenue cost of the corporate tax cuts would be recovered from scrapping accelerated depreciation. The long-term revenue gap is two-and-a-half times the amount shown in the Government's business tax statement. 35billion a year, on top of those already identified by Labor and the Democrats, if the business tax reforms are to be revenue neutral. |
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Hill April 1, 1998 Where the wind leads Marine parts dealer drifts into recycling business By Jason Roop Your business card can be your billboard Once-boring business cards have taken on new life By Angela D. . By Jason Roop July 22, 1998 Tuning the purse strings Michele Walter has led symphony through financial turnaround By Scott Bass Will flat market slow Motorola. Some analysts see delay as inevitable By Scott Bass July 8, 1998 A battered dream lives on Despite many setbacks, start-up survives its first year By Kathryn Masterson A calming in the Viagra craze. Restrictions by insurers cut number of prescriptions By Stephen Conroy June 24, 1998 From Russia to Richmond Forest City brings years of expertise to two area projects By Jason Roop MAPS for the future. |
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There could for example be an increase in interest rate margins and that could of course affect people's home loan repayments for example. So I am not trying to scaremonger here but all I am saying is that you have to be very careful when you talk about moratoriums. How that sort of situation might affect the financial services and banking industry. Transcripts on this website are created by an independent transcription service. The ABC does not warrant the accuracy of the transcripts. |
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