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If challenged in court, Australia's system of negative gearing might not survive - Vimarsana News

If challenged in court, Australia's system of negative gearing might not survive

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If challenged in court, Australia's system of negative gearing might not survive - Vimarsana News

If challenged in court, Australia's system of negative gearing might not survive

The Tax Office should prepare a test case to establish the limits of negative gearing. It might be more limited than has been widely assumed.

Stage for tax cuts: Crikey readers debate Albanese gov plan - Vimarsana News

Stage for tax cuts: Crikey readers debate Albanese gov plan

Crikey readers debate the merits of the controversial stage three tax cuts that Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers plan to implement.

Winning a Yes is hard, especially in Queensland. Why does the state lean towards No? - Vimarsana News

Winning a Yes is hard, especially in Queensland. Why does the state lean towards No?

Queensland is polling as Australia’s most ardent “No” state for the Voice. We probably shouldn’t be surprised.

Source: smh.com.au
Any vote will leave nation divided - Vimarsana News

Any vote will leave nation divided

What we’ll wake up to on October 15 is likely to be what we went to bed with on the 13th: a nation divided into different camps by fear and frustration on the one hand and on the other, those who are more optimistic because the system already advantages them.

Source: smh.com.au