HomeBusiness News$13.8 BILLION in JobKeeper went to profitable companies, Treasury admits Business News $13.8 BILLION in JobKeeper went to profitable companies, Treasury admits October 12, 2021 0 3 - Advertisement - Treasury has revealed that billions of dollars went to profitable businesses, as well as businesses that didn’t meet the eligiblity criteria. (Source: Getty) Tens of billions of dollars paid through the JobKeeper wage subsidy scheme wound up going… Click here to view the original article. TagsAustraliaYahoo Finance AU - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous article‘I don’t support voluntary assisted dying’: Chris MinnsNext articleCOVID-19 vaccination program to target South Australian school students – ABC News RELATED ARTICLES Business News KBRA Assigns Preliminary Ratings to OneMain Financial Issuance Trust 2026-3 Australian Online News - August 6, 2026 Business News Could Your Family Hold an Untold Irish Famine Story? Global Irish Famine Way New Jersey Launches Sta… Australian Online News - August 6, 2026 Business News Everest Announces Agreement to Sell Mexico Insurance Operations to Fairfax Australian Online News - August 6, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Gould explains AFL-like concessions for PNG August 3, 2026 Oceanfront home on sought-after island selling for the first time in 70 years July 31, 2026 Allen Roy Murley: Authorities save six kids from Perth paedophile’s harm after child abuse find at airport August 2, 2026 How Hitchcock’s Vertigo gave us the dolly zoom – one of cinema’s trippiest visual effects August 5, 2026 Load more