Almost a third of employing businesses unable to find suitable staff
Almost a third (31 per cent) of employing businesses are having difficulty finding suitable staff, according to survey...
READ MORESuper proposals 'a leaking sieve', says lawyer
The raft of exemptions announced by the government for the $500,000 cap is giving rise to further complications and inequality, and could result in all retrospectivity being removed from the proposed change, claims a lawyer.
DBA Lawyers director Daniel Butler says the concessions the government is seeking to carve out of the proposed legislation for a $500,000 lifetime cap on non-concessional super contributions will be difficult to apply in practice and will lead to “unnecessary and detailed analysis”.
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