Independent MP Allegra Spender fights the government’s startup CGT changes in Parliament with a simpler Plan B
Independent MP Allegra Spender introduced an alternative to the government's proposed capital gains tax reforms, defending Australia's startup ecosystem.
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- Independent MP Allegra Spender Proposes Plan B for Startup CGT Reforms.
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Startup Daily: Spender wants to replace Labor's CGT changes for startups with a broader 40% discount, arguing new laws punish entrepreneurial risk.
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Startup Daily: Independent MP Allegra Spender fights the government's startup CGT changes in Parliament with a simpler Plan B
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streamlinefeed.co.ke: Independent MP Allegra Spender introduced an alternative to the government's proposed capital gains tax reforms, defending Australia's start
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