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A new report by the Australia institute has found women, and low income earners are being left behind by superannuation tax concessions that favour higher income earners. The research also found that tax concessions are set to cost the federal government more than the age pension within a decade.
A new report by the Australia institute has found women, and low income earners are being left behind by superannuation tax concessions that favour higher income earners. The research also found that tax concessions are set to cost the federal government more than the age pension within a decade.
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