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| | | ... and 2021-22, government expenditure is projected to jump 17% or $77 billion from $459.9 billion to $537.3 billion while receipts are projected to jump $109 billion or by 24%. Expenditure is thus projected to grow slower than the expected 19% increase ... |
| | | | Treasurer Scott Morrison, in his third Commonwealth Budget reports that government receipts rising 8.6% during 2017-18, compared to expenditure rising 4.7%, leaves Australia with an annual deficit of $18.2 billion and on its way to a modest $2.2 billion ... |
| | | | ... Canberra will give back some of the wealth to we, the people. According to the The Guardian, Scott Morrison "noted that tax receipts until February were running $4.8 billion higher than forecast by the Treasury last December, including a $1.2bn boost ... |
| | | | ... A$6.5 billion to nominal GDP in FY2018-19 and A$14.1 billion over the next fiscal year - times three. Similarly, tax receipts would increase by A$1.3 billion and A$4.2 billion, respectively. Still, it's by no means assured that iron ore prices will remain ... |
| | | | ... Federal Treasury that showed "every $US10 a tonne change in the price results in $A1.4 billion increase or decrease in tax receipts, and $A6 billion change in nominal GDP... For 2017/18, the impact will be greater, with every $US10 a tonne change impacting ... |
| | | | ... Federal Treasury noting that, "every $US10 a tonne change in the price results in $A1.4 billion increase or decrease in tax receipts, and $A6 billion change in nominal GDP... For 2017/18, the impact will be greater, with every $US10 a tonne change impacting ... |
| | | | ... forecasts especially as it's counting on growth to lead to a wages boom that it hopes will drive up personal taxation receipts and help the nation reduce its annual deficit and in time enable the country to start paying down on its ballooning government ... |
| | | | ... billion in 2017-18 to a projected surplus of $7.4 billion in 2020-21." This will be achieved through expected higher tax receipts - "as a result of policy decisions including increasing the Medicare levy, introducing a major bank levy, improving the ... |
| | | | Treasurer Scott Morrison's expansionary second budget, bankrolled by government receipts rising more than 6% per annum compared to expenditure rising by 4% per annum, sets Australia on the road towards a surplus by 2020 but one supported by record Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... forward estimates. Average real growth in payments over the forward estimates is expected to be 1.9% per cent. "Government receipts, although growing, are expected to be affected by softer domestic prices and wages growth. Expected tax receipts, excluding ... |
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