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| | | The defence portfolio will grow to $57.6 billion over the next decade as the Albanese government tightens national and economic security amid growing geopolitical tensions. As announced last year, the government will invest an additional $50.3 billion ... |
| | | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers will boost the Help to Buy scheme and revive the drooping housing construction sector in a bid to build more homes faster and tackle housing unaffordability. As part of the Federal Budget, Chalmers is expanding the Help to Buy ... |
| | | | ... Australians in every corner of our country. We've come a long way, but there's more work to do." Two new "modest" tax cuts will be introduced, that Chalmers said would give the average earner around $536 more per year once implemented. Additionally ... |
| | | | Labor's attempt to build new and revitalise existing roads and railways will see a $17.1 billion allocation over 10 years, while the NBN will receive a $3 billion bonanza. The Federal Budget commitment to improve transportation networks forms part ... |
| | | | ... batteries and wind towers and $250 million for low carbon liquid fuels. Subsequently, the $1 billion Green Iron Investment Fund will help establish an Australian green iron industry by providing upfront capital support to eligible facilities, while the ... |
| | | | The government will amend tax laws to clarify the treatment of managed investment trusts to ensure "legitimate investors" keep their concessional withholding tax rates in Australia. Federal Budget documents said that change complements the Australian ... |
| | | | A breakdown of government revenue revealed the superannuation sector will contribute $25.6 billion to the government's bottom line in 2025-26 - an uplift of $9.7 billion since the MYEFO from taxes on the sector. "The upgrade to superannuation fund ... |
| | | | ... all Australian taxpayers. From 1 July 2026, the 16% tax rate, which applies to taxable income between $18,201 and $45,000 will be reduced to 15%, with a further reduction to 14% effective from 1 July 2027. This means that every Australian taxpayer will ... |
| | | | ... for the next three years - the slowest since the 1990s. "It's already forecasting the two biggest economies in the world will slow next year - with risks weighing more heavily on both," Chalmers said. "Australia is neither uniquely impacted nor immune ... |
| | | | ... and providing funding over four years to the TPB to undertake additional compliance targeting high-risk practitioners. This will commence from July 1. The government said the measures are aimed at protecting taxpayers from tax agent misconduct, including ... |
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