Queensland voters back coalition tax plan

Queensland voters, who will have a major impact on the outcome of Saturday's federal election, have shunned Labor's tax plan, according to a new poll.

A new poll shows Bill Shorten, with his dog Tilley, Queenslanders aren't backing his tax plan. (AAP)

Voters in the pivotal state of Queensland favour the coalition's tax plan, a new poll shows.

The YouGov/Galaxy poll, published in the Sunday Mail, asked 848 voters if they preferred Labor's plan to increase taxes in return for more government services, or the coalition's position of no new taxes.

It indicated 59 per cent of Queensland voters preferred the coalition's tax plan to Labor's proposal, while just 26 per cent backed Bill Shorten's tax offering.