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Limiting negative gearing could add $2bn in annual revenue

BY ELIZA BAVIN | MONDAY, 30 SEP 2024 12:11PM

Research from the Grattan Institute found that limiting negative gearing and reducing the capital gains tax discount could be worth $7 billion per year.

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