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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• [1048] 2005-06 Qld State Budget.
• [919] 2005-06 State Budget handed down.
• [917] 2005-06 State Budget handed down.
• [1034] Super guarantee: 2005-06 maximum contribution base.
• [910] 2005-06 NSW State Budget; Land tax changes; vendor duty stays.
• [1062] Div7A: private company loans - 2005-06 benchmark interest rate.
• Mirvac off ropes on profit tip.
• Dire forecasts for crop exports swept away in a flood of relief.
• Health budget edges towards $10 billion.
• Housing pain hits Mirvac earnings.
• After effects.
• Retail pessimism growing.
• Mirvac braces for more pain.
• Great Southern sees the good sales times rolling along.
• Property giants win back ground.
• Complaints flowing back to ADB.
• Wheat crop 20pc lower.
• Justice gets funding boost in Budgets.
• Tax office puts property investors on its hit list.
• Worst of trouble is over: Mirvac.
• Mirvac and Multiplex rebound in relief rally.
• Mirvac bounces back.
• Working week may get longer.
• Keep an eye on left field.
• [1015] ATO website updates.
• Out on a new year high for investors.
• Drought doubt.
• Numbers show the news is good - and not so good.
• [883] Legislative instruments: Post-1 withholding tax schedules registered - what rate of tax to withhold.
• [889] Film Licensed Investment Company Bills introduced.
• Owners brace for hard times.
• Watch your language.
• Carr's taxes drive business interstate.
• Child-care fees soar - if you can find it.
• Property remains in ATO headlights.
• Big four's housing woes spoil the look.
• Four up for revaluation.
• Feathering a nest-egg minus pain.
• Government pumps tourism funds into US, UK, Japan.
• Big downgrade rocks battling Flight Centre.
• St George stands by its forecasts.
• Tax effectively investing tax cuts.
• Brazin joins in the retailing blues.
• Refshauge defends 'powerhouse' NSW.
• Mineral exports to jump 23 per cent.
• Rock-solid prospects for resources, crops look doubtful.
• Patently clever.
• New era for business dawns.
• Perpetual lacks luck of Irish.
• All braced for stormy economic weather.
• Dry puts bite on Aussie growth.
• Schaffer tanned as BMW ends leather deal.
• Down but not out.
• Toasting success but planning for tough times.
• Briefing put hose on Nylex.
• States addicted to easy money.
• Soil mix firm in hunt for fertiliser.
• Victorian budget provides some relief.
• Burke defiant on debt, spending.
• WA urged to cut high land taxes.
• Companies prepare for a grim start.
• Budget contains unexpected tax measures.
• Home buyers to bear brunt of higher development costs.
• Party's over: companies expect slimmer pickings.
• Ansell slashes value of tyremaker.
• Another new financial year...
• It's not all smooth sailing for markets.
• Nothing to whinge about: HIA.
• Surcharges take off for carriers.
• Super flow slows.
• Flight Centre in steep descent.
• Real estate push ends slow year for Tribeca.
• LPTs will do it again, says Pengana.
• [1055] SA: Statutes Amendment (Budget 2005) Bill introduced.
• Budget 2005.
• [963] Introduction.
• Move quickly for tax benefits.
• High stakes power play.
• Carpenter wrong in bid to increase iron royalties: miners.
• Long wait for new tax cuts.

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