Businesses fear capital gains tax change
Australian start-ups and small business owners are expressing concern over proposed changes to capital gains tax, warning the reforms could harm their operations. They argue the changes may discourage investment and stifle growth in the small business sector. Industry groups are urging the government to reconsider the potential impact on entrepreneurial activity.
- ▪Aussie start-ups and small business owners are warning that changes to capital gains tax could severely impact their businesses.
- ▪The proposed tax changes have raised concerns about reduced investment and innovation in the small business sector.
- ▪Industry representatives are calling on the government to assess the potential negative consequences before proceeding.
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