The Coalition would repeal all of Labor's negative gearing and capital gains changes and spend $22.5 billion over four years handing back tax "bracket creep" to workers if elected.
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The Coalition's plan to index tax brackets could cost $35 billion in the first four years, more than has been suggested, and $44…
Indexation would start in 2028-29 with the two lower tax brackets for workers earning under $135,000
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The Albanese government and the opposition both want to turn back the clock on the Australian tax system.
