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3 ways the tax system is stacked against the young (and 4 fixes)

3 ways the tax system is stacked against the young (and 4 fixes)

As the federal government prepares to debate tax reform at a summit next month, we asked experts how to fix one big problem.

Experts say Australia’s tax system favours older generations and is in need of reform. Bethany Rae

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Original URL: https://www.afr.com/policy/economy/3-ways-the-tax-system-is-stacked-against-the-young-and-4-fixes-20250619-p5m8v5