Budget to confirm a surplus this year, but bigger deficits for the next three years
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Budget to confirm a surplus this year, but bigger deficits for the next three years

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In short: The federal budget will reveal a $9.3 billion surplus for the 2023-24 financial year, which ends next month. The federal budget will reveal a $9.3 billion surplus for the 2023-24 financial year, which ends next month. But the next three financial years will each have higher deficits than the government had expected as recently as December, owing to what it calls "unavoidable spending". But the government has argued its own budgets have improved by $200 billion over six years compared to the Coalition's own plans, in large part because of the enormous revenue upgrades that have been banked since that time "We're not taking lectures from the same Liberal and National clown show which left us … more debt and much bigger deficits," Mr Chalmers said.

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