Low to middle income earners to get 'little benefit' from Coalition tax cuts

NEWS: Modelling conducted by the Australian Council of Social Service shows lower earners would get a maximum of $4 a week extra from the next phases of the Coalition's income tax package.

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Published 1 April 2019 9:54am

Updated 1 April 2019 9:59am

By Rosemary Bolger

Presented by Parisuth Sodsai

Source: SBS News

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Low-to middle-income earners would get little benefit from bringing forward the Coalition's tax cuts, according to new modelling released on Monday.

There's speculation that the government will use Tuesday's night's budget to bring forward stages two and three of its income tax package announced last year.

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Low to middle income earners to get 'little benefit' from Coalition tax cuts

NEWS: Modelling conducted by the Australian Council of Social Service shows lower earners would get a maximum of $4 a week extra from the next phases of the Coalition's income tax package.

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