End ‘stealth taxes’ on savings
The Fair Tax for Savers' proposed reforms would substantially reduce the bias in favour of investing in land relative to other investments
Peter Neilson
Sat, 09 Aug 2014
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Most people do not realise they are being overtaxed on their long-term savings through “stealth taxes” and politicians have little incentive to change that situation. The Fair Tax for Savers campaign aims to lift the covers off this.
When I was the minister of revenue I addressed a number of
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Peter Neilson
Sat, 09 Aug 2014
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