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Christine Chen

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Christine Chen is a graduate journalist at Accountants Daily and Accounting Times, the leading sources of news, insight, and educational content for professionals in the accounting sector.

Previously, Christine has written for City Hub, the South Sydney Herald and Honi Soit. She has also produced online content for LegalVision and completed internships at EY and Deloitte.

Christine has a commerce degree from the University of Western Australia and is studying a Juris Doctor degree at the University of Sydney. 

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Government commits $41m to power SME energy relief

Businesses will be able to apply for grants of up to $25,000 to switch to more efficient equipment, saving on energy bil ... READ MORE

Stage 3 cuts to pass House, Senate greenlights ‘right to disconnect� ...

Revised tax cuts will pass the House of Representatives while the Senate has passed IR reforms including the right to di ... READ MORE

​​Tax debt linked to family violence, research finds

Almost 60 per cent of women who received help at UNSW’s pro bono clinic said they experienced abuse.  ... READ MORE

ATO, bank debt crusade triggers 133% jump in court wind-ups

Business insolvencies surge as debtors end their COVID-19 era leniency. READ MORE

CA ANZ triples member ethics training, mandates annual pledge

The professional body has outlined 14 actions and recommendations for members, firms and the government to rebuild publi ... READ MORE

Experts sound alarm over ‘flawed’ ATO royalty ruling

A controversial draft ruling on software royalties meddles with 30 years of precedent and should be left for the governm ... READ MORE

Economists confident of rate cuts despite hawkish RBA

The central bank refuses to rule out hikes to combat inflation, but commentators believe all indicators point to relief ... READ MORE

Moore snags audit director from Deloitte

The firm is eyeing ex-big four accountants to support the division’s “remarkable” growth trajectory, according to ... READ MORE

RBA leaves rates unchanged at 4.35%

The bank extends its pause on monetary tightening for another month but refuses to rule out a further hike to stamp out ... READ MORE

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