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Labor’s Stage 3 changes aren’t genuine tax reform – here’s what would be

  • Written by The Conversation

Another year, another round of tax cuts. Australian governments have made an art of announcing new income tax cuts as elections draw near. But while such cuts are always popular with the public, they should not be confused with tax reform.

Labor’s redesign of the Coalition’s Stage 3 offers larger tax cuts for low and middle earners, and...

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