The property tax crackdown – Gordon Copeland’s revenge
Twelve years ago, the newly elected Gordon Copeland wrote to then finance minister Michael Cullen with a number of ideas.
Call it Gordon Copeland’s revenge.
Twelve years ago, the newly elected, then United Future MP wrote to then finance minister Michael Cullen with a number of ideas.
Those ideas included a remarkably similar policy on taxing property investment to the one announced by the current government on the
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Rob Hosking
Thu, 21 May 2015
Thu, 21 May 2015
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The property tax crackdown – Gordon Copeland’s revenge
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