Alan K
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I don't have substantial wealth, and even I'm seriously considering leaving Australia if these leaked CGT reforms pass in the May. Talk about pulling up the ladder once you've climbed it.. I get the logic of scaling back tax breaks on non-productive assets like property. But hiking the tax on shares and equities, from the already high global rate they are at now, is retarded. It actively disincentivises risk-taking, entrepreneurship, and new business formation here. The exact opposite of what we should be encouraging if we want a dynamic economy. Then again.. the majority of our politicians seem to be bought out by big business, so maybe this is exactly what they want, no efficient upstarters coming to take their place.🙄















