Jim Chalmers 2022
The Hon Dr Jim Chalmers MP
Treasurer
Interview with Michael Rowland and Lisa Millar, ABC News Breakfast
MICHAEL ROWLAND:
But first, the federal government will today start its campaign to convince Australians that it's done the right thing by halving the stage 3 tax cuts for the highest earners to deliver more tax relief to what the Prime Minister is dubbing middle Australia.
LISA MILLAR:
Interview with Laura Tingle, 7.30, ABC
LAURA TINGLE:
Treasurer, thanks for joining us tonight. We won't officially know until tomorrow what the government's proposed tax package looks like, but we can say now that the pledge to keep the stage three tax cuts is now out the window. That's obviously a huge political call. Why should voters trust the government's promises in the future?
Albanese Government cracks down on illegal tobacco imports
The Albanese Government has today announced a major border force crackdown on the importation of illegal tobacco.
$188.5 million has been committed over four years to the Australian Border Force (ABF) to deliver a new compliance model in partnership with States and Territories.
Legislation to modernise the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax
The Albanese Government will consult on new legislation to modernise the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax and to strengthen anti‑avoidance laws.
We want to ensure all big companies pay their fair share of tax, delivering a fairer return to the Australian people from the resources they own, provide certainty to industry and ensure Australia remains a reliable trade and investment partner.
New climate reporting reforms for a stronger financial system
The Albanese Government has today released draft legislation for significant reforms that will help Australia maximise the economic opportunities of cleaner, cheaper and more reliable energy and manage climate change risks.
Interview with Sally Sara, RN Breakfast, ABC
SALLY SARA:
The Federal Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is my guest this morning. Treasurer, welcome back to Breakfast.
JIM CHALMERS:
Good to be back on your show.
SARA:
The World Bank forecasts aren't exactly rosy. How concerned are you?
CHALMERS:
Welcome progress in the fight against inflation
Today’s Monthly Consumer Price Index indicator shows that inflation further moderated to 4.3 per cent in the 12 months to November 2023, down from 4.9 per cent in October.
These new inflation figures show we are making welcome and encouraging progress in this inflation challenge, and the Government’s policies are helping, but the fight is far from over.