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Tag Archives: Resource Super Profits Tax
Post-mortem on the RSPT II: observations and lessons
Economist Paul Frijters reflects on the controversial Super Profits tax and the lessons the public and the government can take from the circus that surrounded the issue.
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Winners and losers of the Resource Profit Tax
Paul Frijters analyses the topical economic issue facing Australia’s resource industry and the public: the Federal Government’s proposed Resource Super Profits Tax. He identifies all the key stakeholders and how the proposed legislation change will affect them. Continue reading
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Tagged mining industry, Resource Rent Tax, Resource Super Profits Tax
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