The Coalition has yet to reveal the cost of its plan to allow small businesses to claim a tax deduction on work lunches. Labor says it will bust the budget.

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The $1.6b sandwich: Labor calculates bill for Dutton’s free-lunch pledge

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Labor says the Coalition's election policy to offer tax-free lunches would cost the federal budget $1.6 billion a year, enlisting the Treasury in a political attack on the small business support measure Treasurer Jim Chalmers says would "smash the budget".

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Australian Government

Angus Taylor says Treasury costing of his lunch policy 'egregious politicisation'

The Australia Restaurant and Cafe Association (ARCA) has backed the Liberal-National Coalition’s plan to provide small businesses with tax breaks on up to $20,000 (US$12,000) to cover meal and entertainment costs.
ARCA says the initiative could create up to 100,000 jobs in the nation’s fifth biggest employment sector.
Labor has criticised the pledge warning it could “smash the budget” and cost the economy $1.6 billion—because it may result in a …

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Hospitality Association Says Dutton’s $20,000 Business Meal Tax Break Will Spur Jobs Growth

In Question Time, Albanese took the chance to grill the Coalition’s $20,000 tax break for small businesses to entertain guests. 
As the faux-election season heats up, so did the opening day of Parliament, with the Albanese government sinking its teeth into the opposition over a policy more lunchroom than boardroom. Labor took every chance to turn Question Time into a roasting session for Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s tax break for small busin…

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Australian National Review - Dutton’s ‘Lunch Box’ Policy Sparks Parliamentary Food Fight

ThePatriotLight - In Question Time, Albanese took the chance to grill the Coalition’s $20,000 tax break for small businesses to entertain guests.As the faux-election season heats up, so did the opening day of Parliament, with the Albanese government sinking its teeth into the opposition over a policy more lunchroom than boardroom.Labor took every chance to turn Question Time into a roasting session for Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s tax break …

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The $1.6b sandwich: Labor calculates bill for Dutton’s free-lunch pledge

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