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Tech chiefs join growing calls for Labor to revisit CGT decision
Canva’s Cliff Obrecht and NextDC’s Craig Scroggie say the changes will kill innovation. Meanwhile, Labor’s CGT backers want fair treatment for real losses.
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theage.com.au
Businesses warn of unpredictable tax system as CGT backlash continues
Australia’s biggest business groups warn of an increasingly unpredictable tax system as the backlash against the capital gains tax overhaul continues.
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afr.com
Investors scramble to give government CGT options
Australia’s biggest investment firms are worried the capital gains tax changes will be enshrined in law before they have been given the chance to properly consult.
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abc.net.au
Labor to ignore call for pause on CGT changes
The government is pushing ahead with capital gains tax changes while consulting on limited carve-outs.
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Albanese plots CGT concessions to avoid angry backlash from small business
Poor explanations of the budget’s tax changes have confused mum and dad traders across Australia, and senior ministers are worried about the political pain the government will…
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Tech chiefs join growing calls for Labor to revisit CGT decision
Canva’s Cliff Obrecht and NextDC’s Craig Scroggie say the changes will kill innovation. Meanwhile, Labor’s CGT backers want fair treatment for real losses.
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theguardian.com
Paul Keating urges Labor to stick with capital gains tax overhaul and avoid exemptions that would hurt economy
Exclusive: Former PM says changes to tax rates are ‘so marginal that no entrepreneurial initiative is likely to be thwarted’
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Labor MPs lobby for urgent capital gains tax changes as Chalmers digs in
A day before Labor puts forward its tax changes in parliament, Chalmers has defended a policy that has opened up a political brawl on wealth creation and economic growth.
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Limit CGT changes to housing, says business big and small
Business groups are demanding Labor’s tax changes be limited to homes, but the government is refusing to yield.