Federal Budget 2023-24

The ‘ace in the hole’ of the 2023-24 Federal Budget was the $4.2bn surplus; the first in 15 years driven by a surge in the corporate and individual tax take.

Key measures include:

  • Energy bill relief for some households and small business

  • Encouraging doctors to offer bulk billing by tripling the incentive for children under 16, pensioners and other Commonwealth card holders

  • Increases to commonwealth rent assistance

  • Increases to JobKeeper and other income support payments

  • Expanding access to the single parenting payment

For small business, the $20k instant asset write off is back.

But there is a lot not in the Budget - loss carry back, temporary full expensing, Division 7A, any mention of the technology investment boost and skills and training boost.

 There is also a lot of money for the ATO and treasury for compliance measures.

We'll keep you up to date as the detail of these measures comes to hand.

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