Joint financial counselling sector submission responding to five focus areas: giving the community sector the respect it deserves, providing grants that reflect the real cost of service delivery, providing longer grant agreements, ensuring grants flow to a wider diversity of organisations and partnering with trusted community organisations with strong local links. Our sector very much welcomes this discussion paper and the potential for re-setting the relationship between government and the community sector.
A Stronger, More Diverse and Independent Community Sector
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Tax secrecy laws are important for protecting people’s private financial information and keeping
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1953) are making life harder for grieving families trying to access a loved one’s superannuation. This submission outlines issues we see in tax and super systems.
Submission to the Code Governance Committee – Monitoring and Compliance Priorities Consultation
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