My point was not whether you agree with the current taxation changes or not.
My point was that the rhetoric surrounding these is very anti-investment. The public attacks of rich people by politicians is extremely dissappointing and concerning.
As for the actual tax changes, taxing miners extra at the upswing of their cycle and handing out the cash as welfare isn't reform, it's naked vote buying and bad for the short, medium and long term.
Australia indeed should be listening to people wanting to invest in this country, and working out ways for them to double or triple the amount they're planning to invest. Not slagging them off and looking for new ways to loot their pockets.
My point was not whether you agree with the current taxation changes or not.
My point was that the rhetoric surrounding these is very anti-investment. The public attacks of rich people by politicians is extremely dissappointing and concerning.
As for the actual tax changes, taxing miners extra at the upswing of their cycle and handing out the cash as welfare isn't reform, it's naked vote buying and bad for the short, medium and long term.
Australia indeed should be listening to people wanting to invest in this country, and working out ways for them to double or triple the amount they're planning to invest. Not slagging them off and looking for new ways to loot their pockets.