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#BREAKING LABOR SHUTS OUT TREASURY AFTER TAX DISASTER
The Albanese government is in total damage control. Facing a massive backlash over $88 billion in reckless tax hikes that have thrown the economy into chaos, Labor is now actively blaming Treasury for the fallout - and has responded by completely cutting off their advice.
In an unprecedented move, Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese have altered decades long cabinet processes to ensure the full federal cabinet no longer receives unfettered, independent advice from Treasury on new tax proposals.
Departmental experts have been explicitly blocked from adding independent comments to the crucial “pink papers”
that outline how policy changes impact revenue.
The reason is clear: Labor is desperate to shift the blame for their disastrous capital gains and trust tax failures, and they want to ensure no independent experts can contest Chalmers' upcoming tax grabs.
The chaos behind the scenes is deafening:
• Government spending has hit a 40-year high outside the pandemic, leaving Albanese and Chalmers scrambling for savings.
• The internal Labor caucus is in open revolt over broken tax promises that have deeply damaged the economy.
• Financial experts and accountants warn that Chalmers’ complex interventions have created “havoc” and massive uncertainty for businesses and investors.
Rather than taking responsibility for their own economic vandalism, Labor is blaming the bureaucracy and locking Treasury out of the room so cabinet remains completely blind to the true damage of their next tax policies.
When a government stops listening to its own financial experts because their previous advice led to an absolute disaster, the wheels have completely fallen off.