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| | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers has unveiled the Federal Budget, delivering a deficit for 2026/27 of $31.5 billion, as the government prioritises reform over relief. The 2025/26 deficit came in at $28.3 billion, a far cry from the $36.8 billion that had been ... |
| | | | ... cuts taking effect in 2027. The boost to LISTO will help deliver a more secure retirement for 1.3 million Australians," MYEFO said. The government added that of those 1.3 million Australians, around 60% are women and the increase in the threshold will ... |
| | | | ... parliamentary term, delivered back-to-back surpluses in the first two years and a substantially lower deficit in the third year," MYEFO said. "This stronger budget position has been achieved by identifying an additional $20 billion in savings and reprioritisations ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
| | | | The federal government's pre-election budget is expected to unveil an underlying cash deficit of $26.1 billion for the 2025 financial year, while revenues will deteriorate by $11.3 billion over four years, a new report from Deloitte shows. The deficit ... |
| | | | Treasurer Jim Chalmers has called his government's mid-year economic fiscal outlook (MYEFO) a "responsible set of books" despite major budget deficits likely to continue for a decade. The MYEFO forecasted a budget deficit of $26.9 billion for 2024-25 ... |
| | | | A range of tax and superannuation changes that were announced by the previous government but never legislated have been scrapped by the Labor government. To provide certainty to industry and those that would have been impacted by the measures, the government ... |
| | | | "Never ask a barber if you need a haircut," Warren Buffett once famously advised. The barber's nod will invariably be met with opposition from shampoo manufacturers. Such is the divide between the Morrison government (the barber) and labour unions ... |
| | | | ... "It also ensures appropriate tax outcomes for these retirees given their prior inability to comply with the TBC rules," MYEFO documents show. "The government is amending the law to ensure that retirees who have commuted and restarted certain market-linked ... |
| | | | ... to stabilise economic output. The proof has been found in the pudding in the Australian government's budget update, MYEFO, with the upward revision in GDP growth forecasts and downward revisions in the outlook for the unemployment rate and future ... |
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