Federal Budget 2018: Has Scott Morrison made you a winner or a grinner?

ARE you a working family set for a mega $1084 tax cut coming your way? Or maybe a sole parent looking forward to a drop in taxes? The Daily Telegraph has run the numbers on the 2018 Federal Budget to see who is winning and who is grinning.

ARE you a working family set for a mega $1084 tax cut coming your way? Or maybe a sole parent looking forward to a drop in taxes?

The Daily Telegraph has run the numbers on ScoMo’s 2018 Federal Budget to see who is winning and who is grinning.

If you’re a double income family with young kids, you are set to come out ahead come tax time.

DINKS (double income, no kids) are set to benefit the least.

So, how do you fare?

Single? You’re ready to mingle with this tax break!

If you’re retired, some things may change thanks to this Budget.

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Double income with teens? You’re set for a tax cut.

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Sole parents are in for a tax cut.

DINKS (double income, no kids) aren’t set for much in the way of relief.

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