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Submitted by k armstrong on Tue, 12/04/2018 - 11:01

This proposed new ruling also effects people who have shares out side super and with rebates for over 65 low income etc don't have a taxable income until $ 30,000 income, but because we cant get the pension we are discriminated against , people on a pension don't pay tax yet will get a tax imputation credit. we are not a burden on the tax payers as we get no pension and no imputation credits, but pensioners who a burden on the taxpayers get the imputation credits, what is equality in this?

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