Peter Costello's big regret: we should have taxed the internet
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Governments could have raised "unbelievable amounts of money" by taxing the internet in its infancy, former treasurer Peter Costello says.
Governments could have raised "unbelievable amounts of money" by taxing the internet in its infancy, former treasurer Peter Costello says.
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