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The current Australian government is unlikely to move on trans-Tasman tax reform but a future one might be more amenable, leading tax expert Rob McLeod says.
The likelihood of New Zealand investors in Australian companies getting credits for tax paid in Australia – and vice versa – is low under
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Rob Hosking
Mon, 29 Oct 2012
Mon, 29 Oct 2012
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Aussie Treasurer blocking trans-Tasman tax reform, says Rob McLeod
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