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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.

Any unauthorised use, copying or mirroring is prohibited. . Charities free of tax on raffles Thursday 22 April 1999 Charities free of tax on raffles By PHILLIP HUDSONECONOMICS CORRESPONDENT, CANBERRA Charities will not pay GST on raffles or bingo under key changes made to the Federal Government's tax reform package yesterday. The Government also said there would be no GST on spare parts for medical aids and appliances, it would scale back the powers of the Taxation Commissioner and apply new rules for taxes on family farms. The Assistant Treasurer, Senator Rod Kemp, announced 30 key changes involving 128 amendments, but there was no increase in the GST compensation package.

John Howard's Record on Banks Since John Howard was elected, 1,505 branches have closed - over 350 in the last year. John Howard has said that banks have social obligations - but he has taken no action. Labor has called for the Federal Government to bring the banks together to establish a social charter of community obligations. Legal Issues - Privacy, Credits, Copyright, Disclaimer. .

UWF's Library Resources Econlit from First Search linked from UWF library page. USC's Electronic Research Resources on the Web First Search (A List of Search Databases Including ECONLIT) USC's Library Resources Edustock, an educational web page to teach students--young and old--about the stock market. Government Portals Firstgov for access to federal government information. GovWorks for access to federal government information. GovSpot for access to government search engines, etc.

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