ATA's Emilie Dye says death duties are 'dead wrong'

Sean Ford
Updated September 17 2020 - 10:47am, first published 10:45am
Australian Taxpayers' Alliance policy director Emilie Dye addresses a Senate committee.
Australian Taxpayers' Alliance policy director Emilie Dye addresses a Senate committee.

Reintroducing death duties in Tasmania would destroy businesses and farms and force grieving relatives to sell family properties, a taxpayer group has warned.

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Sean Ford

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