Robertson soothes lobbyist concerns over fiscal neutrality
This comes as a Taxpayers' Union petition on this very issue continues to gain traction.
Jason Walls
Fri, 15 Sep 2017
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Labour has left the door open to its tax plans being fiscally neutral, with its finance spokesman Grant Robertson saying this outcome is “quite likely” if Labour wants to rebalance the tax system.
This comes as a Taxpayers’ Union petition calling on Labour to make any new taxes fiscally neutral
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Jason Walls
Fri, 15 Sep 2017
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