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Queensland doubles trainee tax incentive

A PAYROLL tax rebate already offered to Queensland businesses that employ apprentices and trainees is being doubled to 50%.

Noel Dyson
Queensland companies employing trainees or apprentices get payroll tax benefit.

Queensland companies employing trainees or apprentices get payroll tax benefit.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the higher incentive would be available for one year – backdated to July 1 – and would apply to all apprentices and trainees, including those hired under the...

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