Originally posted by pear
Hi Boomer
What would be the effect on company tax receipts of a 10% shift in corporate financing from equity to debt?
I asked my dog, but she just said woof.
I thought you wanted to be a serious poster, but at times you appear to be nothing but a right wing nutter with a low level of intelligence. Give it a rest. Just vote liberal and stop busting our chops.
Its a simple question. $5 Billion plus in charity mostly going to the wealthy. If you want to keep that in place vote liberal. If you want it stopped, vote Labor.
Your dog gave you the correct answer. Now if you are smart and think of the question that you asked of your dog, you will realise that the answer is is more intelligent than the question.
Pear
Come off it Pear,
If you don't understand the question, just admit it.
It is not as if you haven't had practice at not understanding the details and ramifications of this proposals this last year.
It is a perfectly valid question which goes to the heart of your "precious" 5 billion, a bit like the discussion we had last year on transfers of credits within pooled funds. I assume you understand that now, although, who knows.
If I am correct, then this represents another avenue of leakage of revenue which makes the "precious" smaller.
As far as voting liberal is concerned, I'll keep voting Labor until , or if, a credible party a tad to left of the ALP emerges. Unlike you , I am perfectly capable of questioning individual aspects of a party's policies, liking some and not others.
Now, show me what you have got.
Demonstrate that you understand the question, and then demonstrate why I am wrong in my contention that a change in company financing will reduce overall company tax receipts.
A response like " it doesn't matter , there will be 5b not going to the wealthy as charity" will be deemed pathetic.
cheers
