I tend to agree provided that the CPI basket of 100 essential...

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    I tend to agree provided that the CPI basket of 100 essential items are all exempt from GST & not just food etc.
    As such the rich would be paying the GST on non-essential & Luxury items & services

    IMO , over half of our top 550 companies who pay no company tax dont pay GST either ( company GST is only levied on company profit.
    So rather than avoiding out 30% corporate tax these companies are also avoiding the extra 10% GST!

    No wondr hat there is, Transfer Pricing, Debt Loading & Cash Boxing to avoid Aussie taxes.

    IMO Joe Bjoke Peterson had the right idea in the late 80's: Just impose a flat corporate tax of 10% on turnover and this would
    generate more tax revenue for the Country and at the same time simplify ATO & Company accountancy costs.

    Just imagine if there was a flat 10% turnover corporate tax on these ( half pay little or not tax):

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-13/one-third-of-australian-companies-paid-no-tax-ato/10614916

    A flat 10% corporate tax would mean:
    -No Soverign debt
    -A Soverign Peoples fund like Norway
    -Proper housing, health & education for all

    Instead we stand idly by while comapnies like Glencore, News Ltd, GM etc pay little or no tax! ( see the link above & please spend 5 minutes of your time studying it (Thanks to Aunty for publishing it............Do you think that News Ltd would publish such a list?)

 
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