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The price of Brent Crude has taken another leg up, flirting with 110 US dollars a barrel over the weekend and pulling even greater focus onto how high energy co…
The price of Brent Crude has taken another leg up, flirting with 110 US dollars a barrel over the weekend and pulling even greater focus onto how high energy costs are affecting the global economy.
Meanwhile, Australia’s increasingly expensive public debt is putting pressure on government budgets. So is now the time for major tax reform?
And would any major party be willing to test the idea of increasing the GST?
Carrington Clarke and ABC News Business Editor Michael Janda break it all down on ABC Business Daily.
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@@JakeyDillImported2wk ago
Are they psychotic?
@@joeyzagari4155Imported2wk ago
Stop taxing the poor, more tax collection is just going to be funnelled to the wealthy. Thats all it’s for.
@@MarceloReis1Imported2wk ago
GST, especially if applied to food, is a tax on the poorer. What about the tax on big oil and the billionaires?
@@BrunomillsImported2wk ago
No point in doing business in Australia. Tax, gst, whats the point ot taking risks and the costs of doing it all.
@@mitchellstarrenburg3860Imported2wk ago
Transaction taxes drag on economic activity and disproportionately burden the poor. Just replace it with a general Land Value Tax.<br><br>Norway has an annual wealth tax of ~1% for land and equities, this is not some insane fringe idea.
@@BlueCamelionImported2wk ago
it is a wrong time to increase the GST. it will catalyst the inflation.
@@threds123ableImported2wk ago
Yes, raise the GST for sure - interest rates increases punish only 1 sector of the economy.
@@Jake74656Imported2wk ago
Raise the GST while the government keeps spending like drunken sailors 🤦♂️ (they wont lower other taxes). Government needs to reduce and pay off national debt asap.
@@willemhill2265Imported2wk ago
Raise GST must be ok if Josh Frydenberg says so. After-all he is a Liberal Party favourite who managed as treasurer to bring our national debt to almost a TRILLION DOLLARS! Before losing his seat. Josh and his liberal party mates now blaming the LABOR PARTY!
@@sadyaneemImported2wk ago
"We continue to waste tax payer funds, destroy the country and make our friends super rich.... but YOU need to pay more tax."<br><br>Absolute joke.
@@joeyzagari4155Imported2wk ago
Is it an inflation problem or a tax problem. If we collect more tax, I bet it achieves nothing.
@@justz9435Imported2wk ago
Imagine if we actually tried to save the middle class...
@@rirrid5662Imported2wk ago
No, tax the passive income steams of the wealthy.
@@Naer__Imported2wk ago
How about gst carve up considers the pokies revenue too? Or will precious NSW throw another whinge about that.
@@DJ-km7edImported2wk ago
We should instead take a closer look at the "tiny tax" our financial institutions know all about it
@@sparkie996Imported2wk ago
How much more tax do we have to pay? Rein in the spending!!
@@lumiluckyaImported2wk ago
감사히 잘 보고 있습니다.
@@abcnewsaustraliaImported2wk ago
We are trying something new with ABC Business Daily. We'll still bring you longer interviews here on YouTube every Friday where host Carrington Clarke talks to leading economists and CEOs about the big issues facing the economy. But Monday to Thursday, you can also get the audio podcast, unpacking the latest business and finance news, analysing the stories moving share markets, shaping industries and affecting the Australian economy. The team will break down what happened, why it matters, and what it might mean for you and your financial future.
@@lightweightbenImported2wk ago
It does seem unfair that many retirees pay no tax on high incomes but workers pay huge amounts of tax, and pay high interest on their mortgages to curb their spending. We need a way to curb the retiree spending preferentially and prioritising working people. Lower income tax and increase the GST - fairer to the workers.
@@LavenderJergensImported2wk ago
It is time to tax wealth, not every other thing we utilise or consume. I echo the comment of someone else here. There will be riots.
The price of Brent Crude has taken another leg up, flirting with 110 US dollars a barrel over the weekend and pulling even greater focus onto how high energy costs are affecting the global economy.
Meanwhile, Australia’s increasingly expensive public debt is putting pressure on government budgets. So is now the time for major tax reform?
And would any major party be willing to test the idea of increasing the GST?
Carrington Clarke and ABC News Business Editor Michael Janda break it all down on ABC Business Daily.
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