"Mining companies considered to earn so-called super profits way over what would ordinarily be expected will be slapped with a 40 per cent tax that will raise $12 billion by 2013-14."
http://news.yahoo.com.au/thewest/a/-/breaking/7144761/resource-super-profits-tax-underpins-henry-reforms/
So those miners who don't have 'super profits' will be taxed at 28%?
How is it determined what is a super profit? Can a small gold miner, mining a very rich, low cost deposit be considered to be earning a 'super profit', or is a super profit just reserved for the big boys such as BHP, RIO or FMG who rake in billions?
Mr Rudd, Mr Swan....please explain.
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