Capital Gain to gain the capital: the Greens make play on tax
Greens want to see a capital gains tax in the first term of any Labour-Green government.
Suddenly, a capital gains tax is back on the election table.
It never quite went away, of course, despite some folk characterising as a “U turn” last week’s announcement by Labour finance spokesman Grant Robertson Labour would not implement such a tax, or a land tax, or similar, until a second
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Capital Gain to gain the capital: the Greens make play on tax
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