Changes to negative gearing, capital gains tax and the taxation of trusts were the least popular measures in the federal budget, according to new research that finds a majority of voters believe the government should try to cut spending instead.
The release of the post-budget analysis, conducted by JWS Research, came as the opposition hardened its threat to delay the passage of legislation to cut $37.8 billion from the NDIS, unless the government agreed to a rigorous Senate inquiry into the budget tax changes.
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