Several bridges too far for country’s tax expert
Hidesight: For Robin Oliver to be against taxing gains comprehensively is damning.
Rodney Hide
Wed, 27 Feb 2019
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One name alone should end the argument over Sir Michael Cullen Working Group’s recommendation to tax capital gains comprehensively: Robin Oliver.
Mr Oliver was on the Working Group. He, along with two other members, wrote a dissenting report. The dissension in a handpicked team alone should
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Rodney Hide
Wed, 27 Feb 2019
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