Flinders Island may take tax hit: Productivity Commission

Rob Inglis
Updated July 2 2021 - 1:59am, first published September 4 2019 - 6:30pm
The Productivity Commission has floated reforms to remote area tax concessions and payments that may slug Tasmania's remote islands, but benefit the Central Highlands.
The Productivity Commission has floated reforms to remote area tax concessions and payments that may slug Tasmania's remote islands, but benefit the Central Highlands.

People living in remote Tasmanian communities could lose a tax concession, while low-income earners in the Central Highlands may be eligible for a remote area allowance, if the federal government adopts new recommendations from the Productivity Commission.

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Rob Inglis

Rob Inglis

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Rob Inglis is a reporter with The Examiner, covering state and federal politics. He is based in Hobart.

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