



Treasurer Scott Morrison has refused to say how much the corporate tax plan will cost over the next ten years.





ABC reporter Francis Keany has the details.





The Coalition has promised to gradually reduce the corporate tax rate over a decade, but has come under pressure from Labor to reveal what the final price tag will be.





Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has suggested the total package could be worth around $55 billion, but Mr Morrison has told Melbourne's Radio 3AW that figure is incorrect.





Here’s some of his interview with Neil Mitchell .





Mitchell: What's it going to cost over the ten years?





Morrison: Well, I've said it's incorporated into the-





Mitchell: Sorry, I don’t have the budget in front of me, what is it?





Morrison: I'll let you look it up, mate





Mitchell: Why?





Morrison: I'm sure I'll be able to deal with it more in Question Time later

today.





Mitchell: Why do I have to look it up?





Morrison: Because that's what in there. The underlying cash balance incorporates all of it.



