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Super funds spared billions after US axes ‘revenge tax’

3 July

Australian superannuation funds are breathing a sigh of relief after the US dropped a so-called “revenge tax” on foreign investors. The super industry had been ringing alarm bells over section 899 of President Donald Trump’s proposed “big...[Read More]

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Super funds spared billions after US axes ‘revenge tax’

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