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… Just joking, this is the Greens A reduction in the inequities in the current tax and transfer system, including but not limited to: reform of the taxation of trusts, in order to reduce complexity and minimise tax avoidance;removing subsidies for the extraction and consumption of fossil fuels;redirecting funding from subsidising private health insurance towards direct public provision;reforms to the taxation of superannuation to benefit lower income earners;strengthening the progressivity of the income tax and transfer system across all income levels including by reducing effective marginal tax rates for low-income workers, and increasing the marginal tax rates on high-income earners; the implementation of a tax on dynastic wealth, targeted at those bequeathing or gifting
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… Just joking, this is the Greens A reduction in the inequities in the current tax and transfer system, including but not limited to: reform of the taxation of trusts, in order to reduce complexity and minimise tax avoidance;removing subsidies for the extraction and consumption of fossil fuels;redirecting funding from subsidising private health insurance towards direct public provision;reforms to the taxation of superannuation to benefit lower income earners;strengthening the progressivity of the income tax and transfer system across all income levels including by reducing effective marginal tax rates for low-income workers, and increasing the marginal tax rates on high-income earners; the implementation of a tax on dynastic wealth, targeted at those bequeathing or gifting
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… Just joking, this is the Greens
A reduction in the inequities in the current tax and transfer system, including but not limited to:
- reform of the taxation of trusts, in order to reduce complexity and minimise tax avoidance;
- removing subsidies for the extraction and consumption of fossil fuels;
- redirecting funding from subsidising private health insurance towards direct public provision;
- reforms to the taxation of superannuation to benefit lower income earners;
- strengthening the progressivity of the income tax and transfer system across all income levels including by reducing effective marginal tax rates for low-income workers, and increasing the marginal tax rates on high-income earners;
- the implementation of a tax on dynastic wealth, targeted at those bequeathing or gifting large amounts;
- the removal of tax exemptions for religious organisations that are not enjoyed by other charities and not-for-profit organisations;
- securing the tax and transfer system against manipulation and evasion, to ensure that everyone pays their fair share;
- a preference for taxation of income derived from capital instead of income derived from labour;
- the implementation of a progressive wealth tax on large concentrations of wealth, including anti-avoidance measures; and
- the implementation of a tax on company super-profits.