Politics & Government

Federal Government Takes Over Income Tax Collection

The Australian Federal Government assumed control over income tax collection by abolishing State Income Tax. This significant reform occurred amidst World War II, as the nation sought to streamline financial resources in response to wartime needs. The move centralized revenue collection and aimed to provide better funding for government services and military efforts. The decision was marked by the need for better coordination during a time of national emergency, as the war heightened the government's financial demands.

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