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Economists urge raising Australia’s 10% GST—unchanged for 23 years—to align with global norms, boost efficiency, and reduce overreliance on income and corporate tax revenues.
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Broadening and increasing GST could shift tax burden from income to consumption, supporting economic growth, enabling income tax cuts, and aligning Australia with European VAT models averaging 20–22%.
Source: vatcalc.com
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