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Chalmers winds back ministerial powers in bid to clear CGT Senate hurdle
Businesses with turnover of up to $10 million will be able to claim 50 per cent off their capital gains tax.
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afr.com
Former productivity boss suggests tweaks to Labor’s tax bill
The government is proposing to dump the 50 per cent CGT discount in favour of the pre-1999 inflation indexation system.
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Government might fast-track CGT carve-outs as criticism grows
Labor is considering including capital gains tax exemptions in the budget legislation it will ram through the Senate in a bid to shut down political blowback.
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sbs.com.au
Anthony Albanese announces key exemptions to capital gains tax reform, after pushback
Around 2.7 million small businesses will be offered a carve-out from controversial tax changes.
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abc.net.au
Breaking: Albanese, Chalmers unveil capital gains carve-outs for small businesses, startups
The federal government has consulted with small businesses and startups over contentious elements of its budget tax proposal.
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PM announces $475m backdown on CGT and trusts
Labor has granted tax concessions to small businesses, start-ups and testamentary trusts, in a partial surrender following a backlash against its contentious budget tax changes.
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theage.com.au
Chalmers winds back ministerial powers in bid to clear CGT Senate hurdle
Businesses with turnover of up to $10 million will be able to claim 50 per cent off their capital gains tax.
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smh.com.au
Albanese winds back tax hikes for small businesses, start-ups, testamentary trusts
Businesses with turnover of up to $10 million will be able to claim 50 per cent off their capital gains tax.
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CGT rollback shows Chalmers and Albanese still don’t get it
The government’s tax carve outs are welcome, but they don’t get to the heart of the problem: Australia needs more people to take more risk.
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theguardian.com
Albanese announces ‘generous’ capital gains tax exemptions for small businesses after budget backlash
Startups and testamentary trusts to receive carve outs after criticism of Labor’s CGT changes
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Government backpedals on budget. Here’s what the changes mean for you
Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese have bowed to pressure on key budget measures. Here are the key changes explained.
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Chalmers concedes Labor took hit over CGT changes as Butler rejects leadership speculation
The health minister has denied claims that he is vying to be the next prime minister.
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‘Arbitrary and terrible’: Start-ups slam CGT tweaks
Leading investors and entrepreneurs say proposed changes to the government’s capital gains tax reforms have failed to solve some of the main problems.