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Scoop Full Coverage 2: National's Tax Plan

Published: Fri 10 Oct 2008 11:03 AM
Scoop Full Coverage 2: National's Tax Plan


Gordon Campbell: Key's Tax Cuts Peel Back Cullen's Savings
The National Party has billed this tax package release as an “economic management plan,” which could land them in truth-in-advertising trouble with the Consumers Institute. The reality is far more modest. What we got yesterday was a ‘me too / and raise you some’ set of tax breaks that will be paid for by cuts to the Kiwisaver scheme, by scrapping private sector research and development, and by abolishing the remaining $265 million of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s modernization plans. More >>
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Earlier coverage included at National's Tax Cut Plan
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