Bank tax level should be law
The 6 basis point rate for the $1.5bn annual bank tax should be enshrined in law to protect against future increases, ANZ chairman David Gonski has said.
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The 6 basis point rate for the $1.5bn annual bank tax should be enshrined in law to protect against future increases, ANZ chairman David Gonski has said.
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