So what's included in the Federal Budget?
The 2020-21 Federal Budget has been released and as expected, we have seen tax cuts and Government spending set for individuals and businesses, some of which may impact you.
As the world begins its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, this Budget proves to be a key component in how our country will make its way out of its first recession in almost 30 years.
Click the below to review this year’s outline of the Federal Budget initiatives. As always, the Budget announcements are statements of proposed changes only, and do not come in to force until they are passed by the Senate and become law.
Tax (Individuals)
- Immediate tax relief for low-to-middle income earners
- Reduction of key marginal tax rate
Supporting Australian Businesses
- An increase to the instant asset write-off
- An expansion to the instant asset write-off
Wondering how the Federal Budget will affect you?
Watch the 'How will the Federal Budget affect you?' interactive question and answer webinar as Modoras Accountants and Planners provide their analysis on how the budget will impact Australians.
Our experts cover:
- the key changes across the taxation, superannuation and personal finance terrain; and
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Why you should care about the Federal Budget
While the federal budget is yet to be released, a few ministers have let slip about some policy changes we can expect come 6 October.It can be expected that this budget will be one of the most important budgets in recent years, as it will reveal the Government’s plan to assist the nation through the recession. The first formally announced economic downturn in 30 years.