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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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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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theage.com.au
Sweeping new trust tax changes are coming
The changes to trusts are a major part of Labor’s latest budget. So how can you expect to be affected, if at all?
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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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We tested Labor’s CGT plan by its own goals. Here’s the verdict
The government’s tax overhaul promises to level the playing field between wealth and wages. We ran the numbers to find out who actually wins.
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Labor’s tax rush is all about politics, not economics
Some of the criticisms of Labor’s tax changes are valid, while some claims are wildly exaggerated. The government should take the time to fix its tax package.
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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.
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sbs.com.au
Labor moves to push through controversial tax reforms despite backlash
Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced what he called a "bill for workers, first home buyers and future generations" to parliament.
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Labor’s tax changes to face three-week Senate inquiry amid brawl with business
The Greens said they would use the opportunity to push the government over why existing property investors will keep their tax breaks.
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Greens signal willingness to help Labor push capital gains changes through in weeks
Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced the bill to parliament today, which the government hopes to pass before the winter recess.
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Investors nervous on all asset classes after Labor’s tax changes
Two separately commissioned surveys show apprehension among investors, including younger people the government was hoping to win over.
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High stakes: who’s leading the fight against Labor’s CGT reform – and what’s in it for them?
Tax critics turn to AI memes and airport billboards in addition to traditional lobbying tactics. Here’s what you need to know about them
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Chalmers won’t back down on a bad tax idea. That’s problematic
The treasurer and prime minister insist the budget will provide opportunity and aspiration to ordinary Australians. Most of them don’t agree.
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Treasury’s CGT claims questioned by former OECD insider
Treasury has been accused of being selective and misleading in using the Paris-based organisation’s research to justify Labor’s capital gains tax policy.
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The hunting licence: Inside the new Albanese-Chalmers dynamic
How the newly aligned prime minister and treasurer decided to risk their mandate on negative gearing, capital gains and trusts.