Robin Hood in reverse, stealing from the poor pensioners and low income earners. @billshortenmp with $200,000 salary can still take tens of thousands of imputation credits. He steals it only from pensioners and under $30,000 income @Bowenchris @ScottMorrisonMP @australian @smh
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Any news on the financial rc yet ?
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The irony here is that high income earners will still be able to offset 100% of the imputation credit. Low income earners and superannuation pension members, all of them not just SMSFs, will not.
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Blanket rules are harmful & will disadvantage some low income earners, families & retirees/pensioners.
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If Shorten were to implement his changes then corporate tax cuts would have greater merit & that would only benefit foreigners, not Australians. He ought to put the sledge hammer back in the tool shed & get more advice. Workers also own shares & have self-managed super funds.
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It's not Robin Hood at all. Shorten's taking aim at Aust low income earners who paid tax on income & used savings to buy shares in Aust. Dividends are spent in Aust. He's taking away advantage Aust citizens had of investment in Aust share market. Raising funds will be harder.
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