Despite the government taxing tobacco at higher and higher rates, revenue continues to fall. There’s no easy solution.
The starter’s gun has been fired on the 2025 Federal election with an early alternative policy announcement making Australian ...
Congressman Doug LaMalfa reintroduced bipartisan legislation to repeal the twelve percent Federal excise tax on heavy trucks with representatives Pappas, LaHood, Carbajal and Miller. The 12 ...
The Opposition's proposal to halve petrol excise offers immediate relief at the pump, but with a $6 billion price tag and ...
Drivers of vehicles with engines below 1549cc will pay £220 over the 2025/26 year, while larger vehicles with engines above ...
A typical household that pays by direct debit will see their annual bill rise by 6.4pc to £1,849 a year from April – a £111 ...
The opposition will go into the federal election promising to increase taxes after shadow treasurer Angus Taylor said Labor's ...
The opposition says it would repeal Labor's legislated tax cuts and instead halve the fuel excise for a year. Here's how that ...
Yet with inflation soaring well above the Bank of Canada’s target rate in recent years, then-finance minister Chrystia ...
Council tax and energy bills are set to go up from April 1, adding to the cost of running a home, even before Rachel Reeves ...
Jim Chalmers says he won’t cut the falling tobacco excise, despite revenue from the tax plumetting in recent years as smokers seek out illegal but cheaper sources on the black market.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has defended his $5 tax cuts, which have been described as enough for a coffee or a ‘McDonald’s Happy ...
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