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Put company tax cuts back on the table

19 February 2019

7:25 AM

19 February 2019

7:25 AM

If Scott Morrison wants any chance at re-election, he can’t simply stay on the backfoot, opposing Labor’s shameless tax hikes on retirees, aspirational investors, single women and widows. Instead, he must move forward to defend the principles and policy that the Liberal party stands for. And that’s why  business tax cuts should be back on the agenda

Despite opposition success against the Turnbull government’s originally planned company tax cuts premised on ‘class war’ rhetoric, the evidence is that further company tax cuts are likely to enrich Australia.

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