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CCH announces 'unique' predictive intelligence tool
Wolters Kluwer CCH is set to release a predictive intelligence tool that matches tax events with their impact on...
16 October 2015 • By Staff Reporter
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Uncertainty plagues office stored data
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CPA warns of 'dirty' licensing courses; slams govt response
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IPA urges govt to 'get on with it'
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H&R Block rejects ATO automation proposal
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28 September 2015 • By Mitchell Turner
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IPA targets 'disproportionate' SG charges
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