Fact Check: Chris Bowen wrong on Government's decision to scrap self-education expenses cap

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Fact Check: Chris Bowen wrong on Government's decision to scrap self-education expenses cap

21 Nov 2013

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Fact Check: Chris Bowen wrong on Government's decision to scrap self-education expenses cap

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Opposition treasury spokesman Chris Bowen claims the Government's decision to scrap a $2,000 cap on self-education expenses will allow people to travel as much as they like and claim as much as they like.
Verdict: Wrong

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2013

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26 May 2020

Fact Check: Chris Bowen wrong on Government's decision to scrap self-education expenses cap

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