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@chapman_auspol @DavidPurdue1963 @AmandaRishworth @PatrickGormanMP Exactly, why doesn't the government take it out of their end (tax) rather than expecting businesses to take the hit for their mismanagement yet again.

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@Soak2603 @craigkellyAFEE This is based on the Trading Economics report on core inflation which ranks Australia the second highest behind Iceland.

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@j0xnvm @AussieSamizdat @fede_intern @paulg It gives the appearance that the post was generated by AI, leading to this exact scenario.

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@joshmoney__ "You choose to be a good human being". The definition of what a society deems a "good human being" is rooted in our core values (at the heart of culture). For example, some countries/cultures support the death penalty for homosexuals.

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@JEChalmers Why not index it? The raises given don't keep up with inflation. The net result is less spending power for Australians.

My take is that it isn't indexed so politicians can campaign on raising the minimum wage over and over without correcting the actual issue.

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@PicturesFoIder *after getting hooked on testosterone

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@mattvanswol @ellonico It acts as a deterrent. If we gave 1 month for murder instead of life, you'd see a stark increase in murders.

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@michaellistman @jimprice75 @devsandip @robprogressive Or one of the many successful countries with zero CGT

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@BGMaxie @legaltweetz @nyaraVT We should never condone male against female violence.

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@jimprice75 @michaellistman @devsandip @robprogressive Let's not forget there are many successful countries with no CGT at all such as Singapore, Switzerland, and uae.

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@dodona777 Many successful countries have zero CGT such as Singapore, Switzerland, and the UAE. Raising taxes lowers business efficiency and makes it hard to compete internationally.

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@user_101524 @sydney_ev Exactly, a minor correction which will do little for long term affordability

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@michaellistman @jimprice75 @devsandip @robprogressive There are many highly successful countries that have zero CGT like Singapore, Switzerland and the UAE to name a few.

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@devsandip @robprogressive 2) Completely agree with you that a level of government is required and beneficial to business however I don't believe the recent changes in tax do anything for improving infrastructure but rather cover the cost of inefficient government spending.

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@devsandip @robprogressive 1) I'd argue that it's directly related. Inefficient government leads to increased taxes which drives up business cost, making them less efficient. Businesses are then left with the decision of decreasing cost or raising prices driving up inflation (or driving work offshore).

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@devsandip @robprogressive Exactly, who else is gonna spend 600 million of our money to not host the Commonwealth games!

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@abacadabra1213 @ycinnewyork Market competition, if a landlord doesn't maintain the property, then the renter will look elsewhere.

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@4mambo Yeah, Australians are suffering because we aren't taxed enough. Lucky we have Labor.

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@GunnelsWarren So who's gonna cough up the money to buy the shares?

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@CWEBY83 @CherieBeneteau Not necessarily, it depends on what she earns.