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READ MOREKen Henry laments a lost decade of tax reform
Former Treasury secretary and architect of Labor's Henry Tax Review, Ken Henry has renewed his support for the Coalition's company tax cuts as a reliable driver of investment and wages growth but warned they fall well short of a comprehensive plan to secure future living standards.
In his most detailed comments on tax since the release of his review eight years ago, Ken Henry will also issue a rallying cry to corporate leaders to elevate the debate over welfare-boosting reforms to assure Australians business is not pursuing cynical self interest.
Read the full article on The Australian Financial Review.
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