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6 June 2025 - A submission highlighting the importance of corporate tax reform, red tape reduction, data access and AI, ESG and digital financial reporting to improving Australia's productivity growth
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12 February 2024 - CPA Australia recommended the government alleviate cost of living and doing business pressures, pursue tax reform, provide more certainty on climate change and increase the proportion of younger Australians owning a business.
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