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READ MORECalls for red tape cuts, but businesses face unknowns into election
Simplification and red tape are the two things small businesses are championing in the lead-up to the May 18 election but more complicated tax policies may be coming down the line instead.
Tax experts warn policies including negative gearing and the future of so-called 'Division 7A' business loans are complex and could spell uncertainty for smaller operators wanting to grow.
Read more at The Age.
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