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Greens push trust tax legislation to Senate committee for review

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The Greens pushed legislation concerning discretionary trust tax changes to the Senate committee for review on October 1, 2026. The Property Council called on the Parliament to send the changes to committee, arguing that the government rushed the legislation without allowing industry time to scrutinize the bill.

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The proposed trust tax increases are creating uncertainty among family-owned and mid-tier developers, who are reportedly planning to delay or cancel housing projects. The Property Council warns that these changes could negatively affect housing supply and small business operations.

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  • GreensSupported the legislation being sent to the Senate committee.
  • senateThe legislative body receiving the legislation for review.

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