Federal Budget Virtual Seminar: expert insights on spending, tax reform and policy impacts. Register now.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has already signalled this year’s Budget will feature a productivity package, alongside an interest in comprehensive tax reform and ‘substantial’ savings measures. While current economic pressures make ambitious reform more challenging, they also make it increasingly necessary.
Join us for our annual Federal Budget Virtual Seminar, where our panel of experts will unpack the proposed spending measures, tax reform implications and key policy changes outlined in the Federal Budget – and what they mean for businesses and individuals.
Join us for our annual Federal Budget Virtual Seminar on Wednesday 13 May 2026.
Access our Federal Budget 2025-26 hub including our comprehensive report on spending highlights and tax implications for corporates, internationals, personal tax and more.
Plus, watch our national Federal Budget Virtual Seminar on-demand, where Journalist and Television Presenter Hugh Riminton, Economist Besa Deda, and Grant Thornton Partner Jared Grima unpack the proposed Budget spending and how the Budget will impact Australian businesses.
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