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After Summit, Albanese Flags Future Tax Reform as Retiree Super Breaks Stay

Cabinet will consider options over coming budgets rather than rush new laws this sitting.

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Overview

  • The prime minister said the government will keep pursuing its current tax-cut agenda but signalled further reform is possible.
  • Treasurer Jim Chalmers reiterated that concessional treatment of superannuation for retirees is unchanged.
  • Chalmers confirmed the proposal to tax earnings on super balances above $3 million will not be introduced this sitting and would start being calculated from the second half of next year.
  • He said intergenerational fairness will guide options and left open targeted measures to spur business investment, including potential corporate tax changes if affordable.
  • The roundtable will inform work across the next three budgets, with ideas canvassed such as an EV-only road-user charge and regulatory and approvals changes to lift housing and productivity.