Political Week: tax cuts, $240m cancelled spending, and higher growth
The government may have a bit more fiscal headroom to play with than first appears. With special feature audio.
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Prime Minister John Key says there is going to have to be movement on tax cuts.
That movement being foretold by the Prime Minister is about tax thresholds. Mr Key’s National-led government does not want to get caught in the kind of political bind which faced the last Labour government a little
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Political Week: tax cuts, $240m cancelled spending, and higher growth
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