Calls to Tax Billionaires Are Growing. Is There a Better Way to Tax the Rich?
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The Green Party wants to see investments in welfare, shorter working hours and large climate investments. And the billionaires should foot the bill. – In round numbers, it's about 50 billion per year, says spokesman Daniel Helldén about a proposed billionaire tax.
Calls to tax billionaires are growing. Is there a better way to tax the rich?
The real question isn’t whether Australia should tax wealth — it already does. It’s whether the mechanisms we have are working. The post Calls to tax billionaires are growing. Is there a better way to tax the rich? appeared first on Crikey.
Abolish the qualifying deduction, ban profits in schools, reduce working hours and introduce a new billionaire tax. This is what the Green Party proposes in its election manifesto.
Commentary: Billionaire tax risks long-term growth
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