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READ MORESupport for Coalition’s company tax cuts falls ahead of policy’s impending political death
The Turnbull government is contemplating a new plan to accelerate small business corporate tax cuts as a face-saving way of killing off its increasingly unpopular signature economic policy within days.
The Coalition’s $35.6 billion bid to lower the tax rate for Australia’s biggest businesses heads the list of government legislation before the Senate on Monday, but is widely expected to be voted down by despite months of negotiations with an unconvinced crossbench.
Read the full article at the Sydney Morning Herald.
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