Labor’s franking credits policy abolishes the tax free threshold for a certain class of low income earners and sets the minimum tax rate at 30% with no threshold.
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Beware the wounded senior
Posted on March 13, 2019 by Graham Young in Economics, News, Publications · Tags: Capital gains, Chris Bowen, franking credits, Negative gearing, retirement, superannuation
Retirement income and savings policies could be deciding factors in this coming federal election. Forty-eight per cent of the seats in parliament have a median voter age of 50 years or older.
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Forced masking schoolchildren was cruel and unscientific, but so-called experts zealously demanded it.
I remember catching a lot of grief when I did an executive order banning school districts from forcing masks.
They never acknowledged harm due to forced masking
Meet the 3 Stooges of “science” in America: Tony Fauci, Michael Mann, and Peter Hotez.
These guys are everything wrong with science and academia.
Fauci will forever be remembered as the man who destroyed America during COVID all because he wanted to be loved by the corrupt
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Graham Young and Damian Coory discuss what a 25% export tax would do to Australia's export gas industry. The profit margin on gas is around 23% so in principle it would mean most exporters would go out of business. So why would Greens and Independent senators be so keen on this tax if driving gas producers out of business isn't their intended aim? Especially as their case is based on assertions they must know are wrong. If you think international companies get our gas for "free" and don't pay tax, or that the industry gets $14.5 bn worth of subsidies, or that the Japanese make more from our gas than we do, or want to check anything else you've heard about the industry, this is a video for you. Link to FULL SHOW here: https://youtu.be/Fdcu2CKuYCw