Latest from Personal Taxation

GST rise worries low earners

Budget: What's in it for you

Income tax cuts for everyone will be announced in next week's Budget. They will take effect in October and cost about $2.3 billion a year.

Why Phil Goff's speech failed

<i>Bill Rosenberg</i>: Low-income workers likely to be the hardest hit by tax changes

Goff Budget would reverse tax cut for top earners

Higher wages for Australian workers

Australian workers will have more money in their pockets, following Treasurer Wayne Swan's third Budget last night.

Swan aims for Budget surplus 3 years early

Labour unlikely to reverse GST rise

Crown tax take down 10pc at three-quarter mark of financial year

Govt's operating balance healthier than expected

The Government's bank balance is better than forecast ahead of next month's Budget, but its income from tax has taken a hit.

<i>Editorial:</i> Time to align top tax rates - it's only fair

<i>Matt McCarten</i>: Lowest paid cop higher taxes under new regime

Rental property tax creates 'wrong incentives' - Treasury

Treasury Secretary John Whitehead says the rental property tax scheme creates the wrong incentives.

<i>Brian Easton</i>: Catch Australia? Only if we're ready to pay

Estimates find tax relief for most

No losers from tax cuts package, say economists

Dunne tips property tax change, lower personal tax

Revenue Minister Peter Dunne has tipped a new property investment tax and lower personal taxes in this year's Budget.

Recession takes $3.4b from Govt tax take