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| Name | SPIN BIN: Frydenberg Fact Checked on Tax Cuts for the Rich | David Speers Insiders Interview |
| Video Uploader | Video From The Australia Institute |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 03-06-2021 02:31:30 |
| Video Discription | Will the lower 80% of taxpayers be better off or worse off under the Government's proposed tax reform? That was the question asked to Josh Frydenberg on Insiders, and his answer was anything but clear. We got the facts, and we've taken the time to decode the obfuscation to present to you our new show: Spin Bin. Spin Bin is for everyone frustrated by watching politicians use economic jargon & spin to do everything *but* answer the question. Our chief economist, Richard Denniss, and senior economist, Matt Grudnoff, give a play-by-play on these interviews --- to explain what you need to know and answer the questions politicians try so hard to avoid. In this episode: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, interviewed by David Speers on ABC's Insiders. Speers questioned Frydenberg on whether the 80% of taxpayers, those earning $90,000 or less, would be better off or worse off under the Government's proposed tax reform, which includes the removing of the Low and Middle Income Tax Offset (LAMITO, or 'Lamington') next year, and introducing the Stage Three tax cuts in 2024. The full interview can be watched on iView: https://iview.abc.net.au/video/NC2109V015S00 ***** Don't forget to share to help others peer behind the curtain of spin, and subscribe for more Spin Bin! The Australia Institute makes our content FREE, but it is not free to make -- if you'd like to donate to The Australia Institute, visit: http://theaus.in/donate The Australia Institute relies on the generosity of people who care about research that matters. All donations to our Research Fund help support the Australia Institute’s original research that contributes to a more just, sustainable, and peaceful society. Every donation you make of $2 or more is tax-deductible (Australia). Dalz9aKQRlg |
| Category | News & Politics |
| Tags | economics | Josh Frydenberg | Australian Politics | Tax reform | aus institute | aust institute |
