'We're becoming a weaker nation': Leading doctors' impassioned plea after budget hits small business
Leading doctors in Australia have expressed concern over the recent budget changes that affect small businesses. They argue that the removal of capital gains tax discounts will weaken the nation's economy. The doctors believe these changes will particularly harm start-ups and small enterprises.
- ▪The Labor government has removed discounts to capital gains tax.
- ▪Leading doctors warn that this decision will damage small businesses.
- ▪The changes are expected to negatively impact start-ups in Australia.
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