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09/04/16

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Originally posted by Dave R ↑

It reads like a movie script. The biggest data leak in history exposes trillions of dollars stashed in exotic tax havens, enabled by a deep web of corruption.

But the Panama Papers aren't a movie. They reveal a sickening reality where hospital beds and school desks are pawned off to fund corporate tax handouts. And our very own Prime Minister Turnbull is playing a starring role.

In the face of this explosive corporate corruption, Mr Turnbull's touted Budget priority is a corporate tax cut.¹ You heard right. Standing against a backdrop of a global corporate corruption, and revelations that a third of Australia's billionaire corporations don't pay a single cent in tax, Turnbull has the gall to tell us that we are the ones who must learn to "live within our means".²

It's time for us to rewrite the script on corporate tax dodging – literally.

source GetUp.

Dave R.

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To add insult to injury they're trying to make the electorate more amenable to idea of a cut in company tax by selling it as a job creator.
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