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    Tax surge consuming up to 45pc of household income

    Michael Read
    Michael ReadEconomics correspondent

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    Australian households are devoting up to 45 per cent of their income to taxes, according to a new report predicting the total amount of revenue collected by federal and state governments will hit a 23-year high this year.

    Federal, state and local government tax revenue is expected to amount to a near-record 30 per cent of gross domestic product in 2023-24, according to the paper from the Centre for Independent Studies, a centre-right leaning think tank.

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