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READ MOREFranking credits, CGT reforms set to feature this decade
Reforms to franking credits and the capital gains tax discount are likely to happen this decade, despite their contentious position in the last federal election.
Speaking at the Tax Institute’s annual Tax Summit, senior tax counsel Professor Robert Deutsch noted that while Australia was unlikely to see major tax reform in the current political cycle, last year’s federal election had provided an insight into what was to come.
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