Capital gains tax - the last thing any economy needs
Hidesight: The interim report’s argument is sloppy.
Rodney Hide
Wed, 10 Oct 2018
The Sir Michael Cullen Future of Tax Interim Report is as predictable as it is boring. It’s readily summarised: “Blah, blah, fairness, blah, blah, efficiency, blah, blah, compliance cost, blah, blah, Te Ao Māori, blah, blah … capital gains tax.”
It has every appearance of having been
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Rodney Hide
Wed, 10 Oct 2018
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