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Labor, Greens cut deal on CGT and negative gearing
The Greens pledge their support in exchange for an end to an exemption that allows self-managed super funds to borrow money to invest in residential property, and a delay on the overhaul of the NDIS.
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afr.com
Greens demand cut to SMSF borrowing ‘loophole’ for budget support
The Greens are negotiating an end to borrowing by SMFS to buy property in return for supporting the government’s contentious federal budget tax changes.
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sbs.com.au
Labor's contentious tax reforms are set to pass. Here's what's in the bill
Labor agreed to close a super fund loophole and extend an inquiry into NDIS cuts following negotiations with the Greens.
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news.com.au
‘Open question’: Big issue with tax reformss
The Greens will support the first tranche of Labor’s controversial tax reforms, including an overhaul of negative gearing and capital gains tax rebates, all but ensuring the Bill…
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theage.com.au
Labor’s tax overhaul to pass with Greens’ support – and NDIS delays
The crossbench party agreed to vote for the budget tax package in exchange for extending an inquiry into the government’s NDIS overhaul by two months.
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SMSFs hit as government caves in to Greens
The government has yielded to the Greens and agreed to ban SMSFs from borrowing to purchase residential properties and avoiding the CGT increase.
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abc.net.au
Labor, Greens cut deal on CGT and negative gearing
The Greens pledge their support in exchange for an end to an exemption that allows self-managed super funds to borrow money to invest in residential property, and a delay on the…
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SMSF property plans shattered by Labor-Greens budget deal
The sudden policy shift comes despite federal Labor declaring just last May that it had no intention of banning the super borrowing arrangement.
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Labor strikes deal with Greens to pass tax reforms
The federal government's changes to housing and investment taxes will sail through the Senate after it struck a deal with the Greens.