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10-05-2014, 10:08 AM | #10 | ||
Trev
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Was Perth, now country Vic
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It's called being part of a society that cares about the less fortunate and those more fortunate doing a little extra because they are more fortunate. I see no problem with this when I get my hefty five figure tax bill. The top rate is 48 cents in the dollar and is only on eveyr dollar you earn over 180k. So if you earn 380k a year you pay 48 cents in the dollar on the 200k above 180k. But of course then you have those earning millions a year that pay very little tax as they are parking money in trusts and things, THAT should be stopped immediately.
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Trev (FPV FG II GT-E thus the fully loaded burger with the lot as standard +Alpine/Dynamat fitout - 2 of only 4 ever made GT-E factory 9" rear rims - Michelin Pilot Supersports - Shockworks Suspension) |
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