This research finds that the first stage of the Morrison Government’s tax plan will see men and women receive an almost even split of the tax cuts. But men will receive almost double the amount women do from the later stages of the government’s tax plan.

This paper outlines how the Morrison Government’s unlegislated tax cut, proposed for 2024-25, will see $33 billion over five years flow to those earning over $180,000 and $26 billion flow to those earning over $200,000.

This paper argues that the benefit of the final stage of the federal government’s income tax plan will flow overwhelmingly to high income earners, with almost a third going to the top 10% and more than half going to the top 20%.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has claimed that, over a decade, $77 billion of the Government's tax package would go to the top three per cent of earners.

Ahead of the 2019 federal election, debate has turned to the fairness of the Turnbull Government's tax package. Kelly O'Dwyer, the Minister for Revenue and Financial Services, and Minister for Women, has weighed in, claiming the tax cuts were "good for wo