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How is it fair that unions pay no income tax?

18 July 2019

5:00 AM

18 July 2019

5:00 AM

The ACTU continually complain that business, including small business, don’t pay their fair share of income tax. The complaints often focus on companies, who use loopholes to minimise their tax, often to the extent of no income tax being paid. Given the frequency of those complaints, hardworking Australian taxpayers would be forgiven for thinking that unions are always the first in line to pay their fair share of income tax.

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