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Date: 23 Jan 2012, Filed under: Banking & Finance, Competition & Trade Regulation, Trade & Customs

The Australian and Security Investments Commission (ASIC) has advised clients of online stockbroking firms to urgently review their account security. During...

Improved process for Trans-Tasman patents announced

Date: 06 Jul 2011, Filed under: Competition & Trade Regulation, Trade & Customs

Federal Innovation Minister, Senator Kim Carr, and the New Zealand Commerce Minister, Simon Power have announced a plan aimed to deliver a single application...

US-based funds and FIN 48 issue: law to be amended

Date: 06 Jan 2011, Filed under: Banking & Finance, Business & Commercial Law, Trade & Customs, International Law

On 17 December 2010, the Assistant Treasurer announced that the Government will implement changes to provide certainty of the tax treatment for for...

Articles matching Trade & Customs

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Date: 09 Jan 2012, Filed under: Business & Commercial Law, Competition & Trade Regulation, Trade & Customs, Product Safety

One of the primary means in which suppliers and manufacturers promote their wares is through advertising, and in some instances, the representations being...

Internet shopping: How a contractual agreement is formed

Date: 07 Dec 2011, Filed under: Business & Commercial Law, Contract Drafting & Disputes, Trade & Customs, IT

Many Australian shoppers have cottoned on to the fact that looking for Christmas presents online from an overseas vendor or an online auction site, is...

Consumer law: What is unconscionable conduct?

Date: 04 Nov 2011, Filed under: Business & Commercial Law, Competition & Trade Regulation, Trade & Customs

If you’re a regular viewer of nightly current affairs programs, you’d be hard pressed not to find an episode in which a supplier has ripped off a member...