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GST: Could the end be in sight so soon?
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From Mike Pitman.
YOU quote Treasury Minister Terry Le Sueur (JEP, 17 June) as saying: ‘It should be possible to retain the three per cent rate of GST indefinitely’ because spending is back on track.
This implies that if spending is reduced further – have you counted the men working on the Guy de Faye Memorial Central Reservation at Bel Royal? – then GST could be reduced and eventually, sooner rather than later, completely disappear.
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