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QUT partners with MSQ to boost the mid tier market
- By Moore Stephens Australia
- Published 13/12/2011
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2IC Management Merges with Moore Stephens Adelaide
- By Moore Stephens Australia
- Published 2/11/2011
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Moore Stephens Indirect Tax Practice in today’s AFR on R&D
- By Krish Patel
- Published 24/11/2010
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You may have seen Krish Patel of Moore Stephens quoted in today’s AFR regarding the status of the Federal Government’s proposed R&D Tax Bill. The Bill’s fate currently rests with Family First Senator Steven Fielding.
A Double Dip Recession and why Quantitative Easing won’t work
- By Martin Fowler
- Published 1/09/2010
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Moore Stephens Technology Australia Named to 2010 President’s Club for Microsoft Dynamics
- By Garry Childs
- Published 2/08/2010
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Research & Development Tax Concession – Microbreweries / Craft breweries
- By Krish Patel
- Published 2/07/2010
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Microbreweries reflect this aim as many undertake high levels of technical risks with alternative approaches to brewing experimentation and adaptability. For example, utilizing a new hop variety or formulating recipes for you next new seasonal release.
Moore Stephens strengthens its presence in South Australia with new Adelaide member firm
- By Joel Lentin
- Published 4/11/2009
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Building better leaders in the mid tier space
- By Moore Stephens Australia
- Published 16/01/2012
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Moore Stephens Queensland, in partnership with Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the Australian Institute of Management (AIM) have developed the Leadership Management Program, a first-time initiative for mid-tier accounting practices.
2011/12 Federal Budget Summary
- By Syd Jenkins
- Published 11/05/2011
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Real GDP growth is estimated to almost double from 2.25% this year to 4% in 2011-2012 before easing to 3.75% in the following year. The Government expect the Budget to return to a $3.5 billion surplus in 2012-2013 from a deficit of $49.4 billion this year.
The need for a bigger and better educated workforce is demonstrated by the estimated drop in the unemployment rate from 5% in June 2011 to 4.75% in twelve months and 4.55% in June 2013.
A mild easing in the expected inflation rate from 3.25% in June 2011 to 2.75% in June 2012 may be good news for those worried about increased interest rates. An expected rise in the inflation rate after June 2012 and expected wage rises of 4% this year and next and 4.25% in 2012–2013 will however put pressure on rates and the Budget papers suggest that rate rises are likely.
Moore Stephens Technology Australia to revolutionise the bus and coach industry
- By Joel Lentin
- Published 4/11/2009
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