Tim Wilson

Shadow Treasurer | Small business advocate | Liberal MP | Fmr Human Rights Commissioner

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

The Prime Minister is trying to silence you. The government is ramming its new taxes that no one voted for through Parliament.

Labor want to silence you. Tell us your story at https://t.co/x6n5i0kypj

[Angus Taylor MP @AngusTaylorMP]

Our plan will put Australians first. Lower taxes, more houses, cheaper energy, capping migration based on housing supply.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Welcome to the Chalmers’ parallel universe. The only thing this budget is good for is taxing Australians more, building less homes, and making Australians poorer.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

We are delivering real support to small businesses. Expanding the instant asset write-off to $50k and making it permanent, and consulting on a new Small Business Act to protect small businesses from big government and big business.

What else do you want to see? Go to https://t.co/awMZD36Knf and share your ideas.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Migration must be linked to our housing supply, because Australians and migrants deserve homes to live in. Labor’s plan leads to less homes, higher rents, and overshooting migration by 90,000.

Our plan to match home completions with migration will make the system sustainable and deliver more housing for Australians.

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[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Jim Chalmers is trying to crash the Australian economy and manage the decline. He has no plan for the growth of the economy and improving living standards.

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[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

@TopherField @PaulineHansonOz @OneNationAus I’m simply taking her on her word.

[Angus Taylor MP @AngusTaylorMP]

To read Richard Scolyer’s “final farewell” letter is to recognise that our nation has lost a truly great and gracious Australian.

In that goodbye, Professor Scolyer said that “cancer does not define us.” Yet Professor Scolyer’s more than three decades of work has defined cancer research and treatment – inroads that ultimately will help humanity defeat this dreadful disease.

Professor Scolyer will be remembered for his breakthroughs in melanoma treatment, including immunotherapy, and being the first patient to receive brain cancer treatment based on what he helped develop. Among his many achievements was his nurturing of young doctors and researchers who will carry on his work.

If Professor Scolyer was driven by a responsibility to try and “change the future for others and leave the world a better place”, he did just that. He was brave, bold and challenged the status quo. He was an Australian of the Year, yet Australians will honour him for all the years to come.

Our heartfelt thoughts are with Richard’s wife Katie, his children Emily, Matthew and Lucy, his wider family, his colleagues in medicine, and all those whose lives he changed for the better.

May Richard Scolyer rest in peace.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Labor is raising taxes on Australians by $255 billion. Instead of working out which groups will get special treatment, they should scrap their toxic taxes and work out how Australians can pay less tax, not more.

Supporting the Coalition’s Tax Back Guarantee would be a start.

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[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Australians will pay $255 billion more in tax because Labor voted 11 times against lower taxes in Parliament yesterday.

Now, Labor are trying to silence Australians from having their say during their ‘inquiry’.

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[Geoff Wilson @GeoffWilsonWAM]

The new tax on Capital Gains is a disaster for all Australians companies and is extremely negative for productivity. This must be stopped.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Today the Albanese Government voted 11 times against lower taxes for Australians.

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[Angus Taylor MP @AngusTaylorMP]

We will axe Labor’s toxic taxes and deliver bigger and better tax cuts every year.

[Australian House of Representatives @AboutTheHouse]

The Shadow Treasurer @TimWilsonMP has proposed today's matter of public importance for discussion.

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[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

We have record collapses in small business and household confidence. Only a change in government to one focused on economic growth and toward a blue horizon of hope can restore small business and household confidence. We can’t force an election. But hope is on its way.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Today’s national accounts show that before Iran and the Budget the @AlboMP government was already a wrecking ball through the economy. Meanwhile @JEChalmers has given himself a participation award for slower economic growth and declining living standards.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

This train wreck budget will crash through the Australian economy. Labor only wants to manage decline, not grow the economic pie.

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[Angus Taylor MP @AngusTaylorMP]

We are putting forward changes to Labor’s Toxic Taxes Bill.

1.⁠ ⁠We oppose Labor’s toxic taxes on savings, housing, farmers and small business.

2.⁠ ⁠We support personal income tax relief, but Labor should not be packaging tax cuts with new toxic taxes.

3.⁠ ⁠We will force a vote on our Tax Back Guarantee, delivering bigger and better tax cuts for Australians, year after year.

The Albanese Government now has a simple choice: back bigger and better personal income tax cuts or back in its broken promises and toxic taxes.

[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Every “tax cut” Labor offers is eaten up by inflation.

The Coalition’s Tax Back Guarantee will protect wages and salaries and put more money back in the pockets of Australian workers.

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[Tim Wilson @TimWilsonMP]

Secret @RBAInfo notes confirm @AustralianLabor policy is making it harder for first home buyers. @ClareONeilMP can’t con us any longer. And their Budget admits it’ll push up rents and build fewer houses. @JEChalmers seems determined to crash the economy.