The cost of Coalition’s tax-free lunch plan

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From www.unsw.edu.au: The Coalition’s proposed tax-free lunch plan could significantly impact the budget, with estimates ranging from $250 million to as high as $10 billion depending on the assumptions made about business participation and expenditure.

The initiative would allow small businesses to claim deductions for meals and entertainment, capped at $20,000 annually, aimed at incentivizing employee retention and boosting the hospitality sector.

However, concerns exist regarding potential complications in enforcement, disparities in eligibility, and the implications for long-established tax policy boundaries between personal consumption and income-producing expenditure.

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