Government mulls options for new company tax push

Company tax cuts that have already been legislated for small and medium businesses could be fast-tracked as a fallback option should the government be unsuccessful in securing passage of the remainder of the package before the federal election.

by | 20 Jul, 2018

Wayne Swan hits out at govt’s tax plans

This is one possible option as the government gears up for another push to have the Senate pass the company tax cuts in full when Parliament resumes in August, following the July 28 super Saturday byelections.

Read the full article at the Australian Financial Review.

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