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GST collections may look stronger than they are: What rate re-labelling is hiding

1 source · first seen 18:21 2 Oct · updated 18:21 2 Oct

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  • GST rate changes since September 2025 simplified the tax structure
  • Revenue reclassification may be masking weaker underlying revenue

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