The tranche of Budget tax papers dumped by the Treasury last week show that officials are still rather keen on a comprehensive capital gains tax, even while ministers have ruled it out more often than they've ruled out selling Kiwibank.This is not just a
Rob Hosking Tue, 13 Jul 2010
The tranche of Budget tax papers dumped by the Treasury last week show that officials are still rather keen on a comprehensive capital gains tax, even while ministers have ruled it out more often than they’ve ruled out selling Kiwibank.
This is not just a National-led government thing: during the
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