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Peter Switzer

  • Founder, Switzer Super Report and Business and Financial Coordinator, Switzer Daily
Sydney
As seen in: Switzer Daily, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Finance Australia, The Australian, Sky News Australia, Nabtrade, Business Daily Media, Switzersuper Report
Founder of Switzer, a content & financial services group. Chairman of the Switzer Dividend Growth Fund (SWTZ). Visit switzer.com.au & switzerreport.com.au

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Chalmers blinks on trusts but still needs to reverse his budget hits on housing

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By Peter Switzer
| Switzer Daily Verified
In one day, Jim Chalmers dropped his controversial trust tax and sat through a parliamentary committee telling him his Budget changes are making the housing crisis worse. Peter Switzer asks whether one backdown is enough.
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Is Treasurer Chalmers giving up on being the ‘I didn’t do It’ boy?

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By Peter Switzer
| Switzer Daily Verified
Jim Chalmers has finally conceded his Budget’s negative gearing and capital gains tax changes have contributed to falling house prices, but that’s about as far as the backdown goes. The Treasurer isn’t budging on the policy itself, and he’s certainly not conceding Treasury’s forecasts were wrong. Treasurer Jim Chalmers is now budging on accepting his Budget has contributed to the fall in house prices but at this stage has no interest in changing the policies.
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Is Jim Chalmers cooking Australia’s golden goose entrepreneurs?

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By Peter Switzer
| Switzer Daily Verified
Start-up founders built their businesses on risk. Now Jim Chalmers’ capital gains shake-up might cost them the reward, and top investor Steve Baxter says Canberra will regret it within two years. Steve Baxter reckons Canberra’s new capital gains tax (CGT) changes will prove just as short-lived as Bob Hawke and Paul Keating’s ill-fated 1980s negative gearing experiment, and today’s GDP numbers might show just how badly timed they are.
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