Business facing $10bn tax hit to save surplus

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The federal government is planning to raise an extra $10 billion from the business sector through new tax measures announced today in response to a sharp deterioration in its budget outlook.

Treasurer Wayne Swan released the mid-year update to the 2012-13 budget this morning, with a lowering of the economy’s expected growth and $16.4 billion of tax increases and spending cuts over four years to keep the budget in surplus.

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Bill
Double down on stupid, Wayne...great.

Martin Davis
Labour continues to show its true colour. If it creates wealth, impede it.

Annoyed and disalusioned business owner
This guy has no idea and his policy's are a danger to small/large business. Has he ever run a business!!!! Why do we have individuals making crucial buisness policy with no business experience
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