Business groups unite in fierce opposition to Chalmers' federal budget tax legislation
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Elizabeth Knight
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Summary
Business groups across Australia have united in strong opposition to the central tax pillar of Jim Chalmers' federal budget. The criticism has intensified as the treasurer introduced the tax legislation to parliament, with lobby groups representing their members' self-interests in a full-throated campaign against the budget measures.
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· 3 pulledBusiness groups of all shapes and sizes have united in their mission, setting their hair on fire in response to the central pillar of Jim Chalmers' federal budget.
The chorus of detractors hasn't faded since budget night, but has risen to a full throated roar just as the treasurer introduced the tax legislation to federal parliament on Thursday.
Sure, the whole point of any lobby is that it reflects the self-interest of those represented.
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