Future of Tax I: Horse or three-legged camel?
Tax Working Group recommendations need rethink for workable fair and outcome.
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The Tax Working Group recommendations call to mind the old definition of a camel as a horse designed by a committee.
Most of the attention has focused on the proposal to tax capital gains on realisation at the marginal rate of personal tax; 33% for the sake of argument.
Not much is novel
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Roger Bowden
Sat, 02 Mar 2019
Sat, 02 Mar 2019
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Future of Tax I: Horse or three-legged camel?
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