In her budget reply, the state Coalition leader made a bid for small enterprise support and issued a warning to data centre multinationals.
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Up to 25,000 NSW businesses would pay the lowest payroll tax in the country under a plan by state Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane to slash rates for smaller operators and raise the threshold for all.
Sloane announced the payroll tax policy in a budget reply speech on Thursday that she used to ramp up efforts to differentiate the Liberals from the Minns Labor government ahead of the state election in nine months.
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