CGT a ‘wrecking ball’ for our economy, NZ PM tells Albanese
The prime minister and his Kiwi counterpart have traded light-hearted barbs in Noosa, masking a deep divide over capital gains tax as both leaders face looming domestic battles.
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has voiced strong opposition to Australia's proposed capital gains tax, describing it as a "wrecking ball" for the economy. Speaking alongside Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Noosa, Luxon expressed his concerns about the potential negative impacts of such a tax. While the leaders engaged in friendly exchanges, the differing economic policies highlight a significant divergence between the two nations.
The differing stances on capital gains tax underscore the complex economic relationship and potential policy friction between Australia and New Zealand.
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