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Australia’s tax revenue hits a record $1 trillion, but outdated federal structure hinders progress despite calls for reform.
Australia’s governments are set to collect over $1 trillion in taxes and fees for the first time, a record high funding essential services.
Despite this, many leaders and experts say the 1901 federal system is outdated, contributing to inefficiencies, inconsistent regulations across states, and stagnant economic growth.
Critics, including Treasurer Jim Chalmers, call the fragmented structure a barrier to progress, citing overlapping responsibilities, excessive elected officials, and wasted spending.
Growing calls for federation reform aim to modernize governance and improve outcomes in housing, health, and national productivity.
Los ingresos fiscales de Australia alcanzan un récord de $ 1 billón, pero la estructura federal obsoleta obstaculiza el progreso a pesar de los llamamientos a la reforma.