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AML/CTF is not the death knell for smaller firms
AIC NSW boss says Tranche 2 compliance is here but 'I don't see any evidence it's broken the camel's back'.
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Deposit flicking: No end in sight to lengthy inquiry
NSW Fair Trading commissioner says “long approach” driven by needs to consider views of all parties concerned.
Bottom of house-price slide, rent peak ‘fair way off’
Renters and homeowners are likely to be in pain for some time yet as a fight picks up over whether tenants should be protected by caps.
No increase in Perth investor activity
Advocacy group says ‘to improve affordability, we need to give tenants more choice, which means we need more supply’.
Trust tax set for inquiry as businesses question costs
The Greens are set to kick Labor’s proposed 30 per cent minimum trust tax to an inquiry, giving businesses more chance to protest the proposed changes.
Warning house prices will keep sliding for another year
The property market will likely keep slumping for almost a year but there could be a dim light at the end of the tunnel.
Regional Victoria bucking the trend with house prices
Real estate expert says ‘it’s vital Victoria has policy settings that encourage participants to buy, sell and invest with confidence’.
Conveyancing conundrum: Selling out or staying put
Industry expert says ‘we need government and other peak bodies to listen to what we have to say and the solutions we can provide’.
Why Canberra needs more private investors
REI ACT boss Maria Edwards says ‘we need policy that supports buyers and renters, rather than improving one side of the equation at the expense of the other’. Here she explains what needs to be done in the nation’s capital.
A new way to offer a helping hand
The Jim’s model of franchising has moved into conveyancing, offering strength in numbers for interested practitioners. Here, Jim’s Legal COO Sam Braithwaite explains the benefits.
Elevated spending ‘could be a problem’ if revenues decline
Leading economist says ‘making permanent promises off the back of temporary windfalls is the oldest mistake in the budgetary book’.
Skilled migrants are a necessity in South Australia
New report says ‘that trying to strike the lowest migration number in political discourse doesn’t serve our regions well’.
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