TAI research on super tax concessions

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Research papers

Can the taxpayer afford ‘self-funded retirement’?, R Denniss and D Richardson, 15 August 2012

What price dignity?, R Denniss and D Baker, 1 October 2011

The great superannuation tax concession rort, D Ingles, 24 February 2009

Recent op-eds

Political cowardice on ‘self-funded’ super, Australian Financial Review, 4 September 2012

Super subsidies: a budget spending secret, Public Sector Informant, 7 August 2012

Super rort for wealthy, The Canberra Times, 3 February

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