Queensland hits out over NSW stance on land tax

Queensland hits out over NSW stance on land tax

Queensland Treasurer Cameron Dick says NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet is playing politics in refusing to provide data enabling land taxes to be imposed on NSW investors with Queensland property holdings.

  • byFraser Barton andSam McKeith

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Property investors hit by land tax change plan to sell or pass on costs to renters

Property investors hit by land tax change plan to sell or pass on costs to renters

A landlord who owns a rental property in Queensland and another interstate could soon have to pay thousands more in land tax,but some economists say it could be good news for aspiring homeowners.

  • byTawar Razaghi
Stamp duty move puts pressure on other states

Stamp duty move puts pressure on other states

Economists welcomed NSW’s plan to phase out stamp duty,but warned the slated plan to exclude higher value properties is flawed and will create problems down the track.

  • byRachel Clun
Shelving of planning reforms highlights the cost of doing business in Victoria
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Shelving of planning reforms highlights the cost of doing business in Victoria

What sort of government bins reforms that would cut red tape adding an unnecessary six months to the planning process?

  • byRoshena Campbell
Backbenchers push government to take on tax reform
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Backbenchers push government to take on tax reform

Liberal backbenchers are calling for wide-ranging tax reform,including capital gains taxes on high-value homes and income tax cuts.

  • byJennifer Duke
‘The hardest thing you can do’:Why there’s little progress on tax reform
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‘The hardest thing you can do’:Why there’s little progress on tax reform

Experts are warning past failures at the voting booths with tax promises and a lack of courage will keep necessary reforms off the table at the 2022 election.

  • byJennifer Duke andShane Wright
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Why experts think a death tax should be reintroduced

Why experts think a death tax should be reintroduced

A death duty is politically unpopular,but Australia is one of only a handful of developed countries without one. As inequality rises,the case for a death tax is growing.

  • byShane Wright andJennifer Duke
What needs to be done to fix the tax system?
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What needs to be done to fix the tax system?

Death duties,hiking the GST and more taxes on housing are on the wish lists of the nation’s top economists.

  • byShane Wright andJennifer Duke
A budget reckoning:How the tax system is failing Australians
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A budget reckoning:How the tax system is failing Australians

Top economists,former Treasury officials and ex-politicians are warning that Australia is fast approaching a fiscal nightmare.

  • byJennifer Duke andShane Wright
Scrapping stamp duty would help home buyers and state economies,report finds

Scrapping stamp duty would help home buyers and state economies,report finds

Research from the federal government’s affordable housing arm urges states to kill off stamp duty in favour of land tax to encourage household mobility.

  • byJennifer Duke andShane Wright
Withdrawing super for first home a very good investment,says Bernie Fraser

Withdrawing super for first home a very good investment,says Bernie Fraser

The former RBA governor says low-income workers should be allowed to withdraw some of their super early to buy a first home,while former PM Kevin Rudd,super funds and Labor warn such a scheme would push up property prices.

  • byJennifer Duke