Crisafulli accuses Albanese government of attacking small business
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli says the federal government is attacking small business.
Queensland's Premier launched a sharp attack on federal policies. Crisafulli called recent moves a 'siege on small business.'
Crisafulli listed three main complaints. The federal government is removing credit card surcharges at checkout.
The federal government is making changes to worker holiday visas. It is also changing how trusts are taxed.
Crisafulli also said Queensland gets an unfair share of GST revenue compared to states like Western Australia. On Monday, he spoke to business leaders.
His government plans to push back against federal overreach affecting the state's economy. Crisafulli also called for a more fair approach to the migration debate.
- Two years into four-year term
- Government tenure
- David Crisafulli
- Premier
Why it mattersSmall business groups are getting backing from their state government. They want to challenge federal policies they say harm their business and profits.
AustraliaQueensland businesses face uncertainty over surcharge rules, visa access and tax treatment following federal changes and growing state government pushback.
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