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[Dills Pickle @DillsPickle2]

@WaysToGolf You get smoked cause you're a fucking retard

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@WaysToGolf Dude, you fucking suck. You should never speak on golf again

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@Par3Pop They're getting much better tick!

[Winston Peters @winstonpeters]

New Zealand First is announcing today it will campaign on lowering the company tax rate for SMEs to 20% for companies with turnover under $30 million, from its current 28% tax rate.

This is a much-needed bold step to encourage more investment by our small businesses that will create higher productivity, expand their business, and employ more New Zealanders.
Corporate taxes can reduce productivity, particularly in entrepreneurial and innovative sectors.

Lower company tax rates can improve long-run productivity growth, and stimulate the creation of new companies.

A lower tax rate leaves additional cash available for reinvestment and reduces reliance on bank debt.

It is estimated that the tax reduction will have an initial annual fiscal cost of approximately $1 billion. This will be more than covered in the medium term by more companies collectively paying a lower tax rate, higher employment, a growing economy, and more spending.

This is about moving away from policies that give short-term sugar hits to consumers and move toward proper long-term investment in businesses that will grow our economy and increase productivity, increase labour demand, employment, and wages.

A similar move has been made by Australia in recent years and provides a credible international model. New Zealand needs to catch up to key competitors to ensure that we are seen as a country of growth for our businesses that innovate and create productivity and employment.

The OECD consistently ranks corporate income taxes among the taxes most harmful to economic growth because they affect investment decisions and capital formation.

It shows that lowering corporate tax rates encourages investment by reducing the cost of capital, and that corporate taxation can have a negative effect on productivity.

New Zealand needs smart long-term thinking to turn our economy around and get our economy growing.

[Dills Pickle @DillsPickle2]

@MikeySmithNZ Nothing. We pay them

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@TheFaithSheriff You're a fucking clown. No one likes you. Please burn

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@ZeusOfAimAssist It isnt boosting. Its just cheating. Boosting is playing with players worse than you to help them rank up past a rank they would naturally get to

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@Kimberlyvrn Hot

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@CodyRiggss @gamdom @stevewilldoit Cause you're fucking ugly cunt

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@Strange_G @AklCouncil Fuck Auckland

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@PepperSaltsman Maybe for you cunt. I love him

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@BryceHall Let me understand this. You want someone to make you $1m so you csn give them 100k? You must be retarded

[Dills Pickle @DillsPickle2]

@ApexCommunityJP Fuck you cunts. Fix your fucking game

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@NiceWigg Yoooo wig! Its not scotty scheffler, but thats a great mugshot

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@OfficialDotzy If its so easy you do it. I love seeing these retards like you look like a spastic while trying to play roller

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Unlucky you made an awful play which cost you a lan spot.
@Jeskoesk

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@perswante @_reallykee_ You're fucking brain dead

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@fousey Its your fault dickhead. You're meant to be rich. Suck up the $500 and fuck off

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@UnderdogNBA @sam_amick @HunterPatterson Hes a fucking moron. Someone needs to fucking slap him until he wakes the fuck up

[Dills Pickle @DillsPickle2]

@hxshhi Your skill issue is a bigger problem