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What the reforms mean
Record ID:
72923
Format:
LIJ Article
Year:
2013
Author:
Proebstl, Andrew ;
Subject:
Superannuation ; Law Reform ; Government Policy ; Superannuation Contributions ;
Source:
LIJ (2013) 87 No 7
Date_of_entry:
01/02/2018
Notes:
The increase in compulsory super contributions will benefit working Australians but there are other potential advantages from government reforms. Comment on key reforms for individuals and employers.
Section:
Superannuation
Practice
Month:
July

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