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READ MOREBig four accounting CEOs join forces on company tax cut
The heads of the big four accounting firms have joined forces to call on Canberra to stop playing politics and push ahead with a cut to the company tax rate for all business to create more jobs and boost average wages by up to $1000.
Treasurer Scott Morrison has vowed to take a "pragmatic" approach to his $47.8 billion company tax reforms but the business community is increasingly concerned the government plans to split its election package to win immediate relief for small business with an annual turnover of up to $10 million.
Read the full story at the Australian Financial Review.
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