Less affluent citizens benefit from tax policies

YOUR editorial of April 24 claims the Government has “lined the pockets of the rich with generous tax concessions” over two successive administrations.

Thu, 27 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

This is not true.

Those less well off have benefited from the Government’s tax policies.

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