Dutton commits to $30,000 small business write-offs

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From www.smartcompany.com.au: Opposition leader Peter Dutton has announced plans to raise the instant asset write-off threshold to $30,000 permanently and to reverse significant changes made to industrial relations by the current Labor government, emphasizing support for small businesses.

This proposal aligns with the Coalition’s election campaign strategy ahead of the upcoming election by prioritizing policies that aim to simplify regulations and empower small enterprises.

Dutton’s speech highlighted the Coalition’s belief that assisting small businesses will stimulate the marketplace and economic growth.

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