The Labor government in Australia is leading a major tax overhaul, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers guiding the process and the Greens offering conditional support.
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The Labor government in Australia is leading a major tax overhaul, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers guiding the process and the Greens offering conditional support.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Tax policies are causing financial strain and insolvencies among small and family businesses.Sub-event
- Labor's tax changes are now requiring legislative action, and Treasurer Chalmers has reportedly watered down the controversial new tax.Sub-event
- Greens criticized the Labor government regarding an agreement on fossil fuels.Sub-event
- Greens secured minor party backing for budget overhaul and commented on SMSF changes to residential property.Sub-event
- David Pocock introduced an amendment regarding tax reforms, which the Labor government is announcing via Treasurer Chalmers.Sub-event
- Jim Chalmers discussed superannuation expansion with the Greens.Sub-event
- The government is accused of broken promises regarding tax policy and is facing accountability from the legislative body.Sub-event
The tax package passed the Senate, requiring a Greens amendment.1 source
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Australian tax reform underway; government proposes NDIS inquiry.1 source
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The entities involved
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Labor
company in Rome, Italy
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Jim Chalmers
Australian politician (born 1978)
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Greens
South Tyrol political party
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parliament
legislative body of government