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Productivity Commission recommends corporate tax cut
August 11, 2025
|Financial Standard
A new Productivity Commission (PC) proposal suggests slashing Australia’s company tax rate would boost GDP by $14 billion with no net cost to the Budget over the medium term.
Draft recommendations in its interim report, Creating a more dynamic and resilient economy, would see the company tax rate fall by up to 10% for businesses with revenue under $1 billion, which it said would lift business investment and productivity growth.
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