SCRAP MY LAND TAX

TO STATE & TERRITORY PARLIAMENTS

We, the undersigned Australians, call on all state and territory governments to immediately withdraw policies that increase the burden of land tax including frozen thresholds, surcharges, and new levies that punish responsible homeowners, small investors, and self-funded retirees.
THESE TAXES

We reject a future where governments balance their books by raiding family savings.
We demand sustainable budgets, not short-sighted land grabs.

Rents rise as costs are passed onto tenants. Owners sell up. Fewer homes are built. It deepens the housing crisis and shrinks the productive economy while government waste keeps growing.

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STATE GOVERNMENTS ARE TARGETING YOUR HOME, YOUR SAVINGS — YOUR FUTURE

WHAT AUSTRALIANS ARE SAYING

State and territory governments are hiking land taxes to cover runaway spending. Victoria has cut its threshold from $300,000 to $50,000, added a 10-year “COVID levy”, and sent some bills up more than 300%. NSW has frozen its $1.075m threshold, dragging in thousands more properties each year to raise $1.5 billion extra.
Families with a rental property or granny flat, small business owners who invested in property, and self-funded retirees. These aren’t taxes on the ultra-rich — they’re punishing everyday Australians who worked, saved, and planned ahead.
Rents rise as costs are passed to tenants. Owners sell up. Fewer homes are built. It deepens the housing crisis and shrinks the productive economy while government waste keeps growing.
No. Queensland is pulling in tens of thousands more properties as land values jump. The ACT is issuing backdated land tax bills more than a decade old. Once normalised, these punitive taxes will spread everywhere unless stopped now.