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Capital gains tax exemption for startups revealed

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By Zac de Silva
| Capital Brief Verified
Medical technology and biotechnology firms will also get access to the research and development tax incentive for 15 years under the changes, recognising those sectors often have longer lead times to get products to market. Other firms can only access the offset for 10 years.
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Fit for office

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By Zac de Silva, Matthew Franklin
| Capital Brief Verified
The sun has barely risen, the cherry blossoms alongside Dickson oval are blooming and I’m gulping in deep breaths of cold Canberra air as I try to keep up with Andrew Leigh. We’re running his regular interval session: six one-kilometre reps with a 60-second breather between each. Two hundred metres ahead of me, the 54-year-old sets a blistering pace, breathing hard but maintaining a composure I struggle to match.
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Dirt resistant

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By Matthew Franklin, Zac de Silva
| Capital Brief Verified
They all deny it. But all political parties have what are known in the trade as dirt units. Dirt unit staff spend their time searching for embarrassing information about political opponents, which they then leak to the media. The ultimate prize is to inflict a devastating political wound on an opponent at no political cost, based on the principle of “let the media do the work for you”.
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