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NEW BUSINESS TAX SYSTEM (INCOME TAX RATES) BILL (No. 1) 1999 - NEW BUSINESS TAX SYSTEM (CAPITAL ALLOWANCES) BILL 1999 - NEW BUSINESS TAX SYSTEM (INTEGRITY AND OTHER MEASURES) BILL 1999 - NEW BUSINESS TAX SYSTEM (FORMER SUBSIDIARY TAX IMPOSITION) BILL 1999 - NEW BUSINESS TAX SYSTEM (CAPITAL GAINS TAX) BILL 1999 - NEW BUSINESS TAX SYSTEM (INCOME TAX RATES) BILL (NO. 2) 1999 - Second Reading - Senate Hansard - 29 November 1999
13:26:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —I rise to talk on these new business tax system bills. I believe they are probably the most important bills to go through this place for a very long time because they affect the very heart of how the economy works
Date: 29/11/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-11-29/0007 - Source: Senate
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE - Goods and Services Tax: Compensation - Senate Hansard - 22 March 1999
15:07:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —All Australia knows that the current tax system is an absolute mess. All Australia knows that, everybody knows the tax system is in a mess. But who are against tax reform? The Labor Party. The Labor Party are against tax reform.
Date: 22/03/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-03-22/0028 - Source: Senate
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE - Business Tax Reform: Capital Gains Tax - Senate Hansard - 28 September 1999
15:14:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —I rise to speak on the motion to take note of Senator Kemp's answer. In particular, I wish to talk about the capital gains tax regime for Australia, which is currently completely out of order with regard to the rest of
Date: 28/09/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-09-28/0031 - Source: Senate
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE - Goods and Services Tax: Implementation - Senate Hansard - 23 November 1998
15:17:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —The Labor Party are against tax reform. That is the fact of the matter. In the last election, the Labor Party campaigned against tax reform. They said that the current system in Australia is fair and reasonable. That is what they
Date: 23/11/1998 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1998-11-23/0034 - Source: Senate
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE - Howard Ministry: Victorian MembersEconomy: GrowthTaxation: LevelsEast Timor: ABRIGoods and Services Tax: Compensation Goods and Services Tax: StatesGoods and Services Tax: Families - Senate Hansard - 19 April 1999
15:23:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —I rise to speak on the motion to take note of answers. Senator Robert Ray has just attacked my colleague Senator Alston, our leader in the Senate. It is ironic, on this historic day, when the taxation bills are going to
Date: 19/04/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-04-19/0037 - Source: Senate
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CONDOLENCES - Newman, Hon. Kevin Eugene, AO - Senate Hansard - 9 August 1999
16:12:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —I also, as a Tasmanian Liberal senator, wish to be associated with this condolence motion for Kevin Newman. As my colleague Senator Calvert just said, Kevin managed our Senate campaigns going back a long time. Kevin was the manager of the
Date: 09/08/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-08-09/0042 - Source: Senate
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COMMITTEES - Public Accounts and Audit Committee - Report - Senate Hansard - 25 June 1998
09:41:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —On behalf of the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit, I present report No. 361 entitled Auditor-General's Reports 1997-98: First quarter and Finance Minutes to report Nos 349, 350 and 352. I seek leave to move a motion in relation
Date: 25/06/1998 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1998-06-25/0042 - Source: Senate
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COMMITTEES - Public Accounts and Audit Committee - Report - Senate Hansard - 21 October 1999
09:42:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —I present report No. 371 of the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit entitled Aviation Security, Planning of Aged Care, Costing of Services, Review of Auditor-General's reports 1998-99 , and I move: That the Senate take note of the report.
Date: 21/10/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-10-21/0043 - Source: Senate
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MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE - Electricity Industry: Privatisation - Senate Hansard - 30 June 1998
16:11:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —I rise on behalf of the government to say a few things about the electricity industry in response to the Australian Democrats' statement regarding, in particular, the failure of competition policy to deliver better outcomes for consumers. I want to give
Date: 30/06/1998 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1998-06-30/0076 - Source: Senate
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A NEW TAX SYSTEM (LUXURY CAR TAX IMPOSITION—EXCISE) BILL 1999 - A NEW TAX SYSTEM (INDIRECT TAX ADMINISTRATION) BILL 1999 - A NEW TAX SYSTEM (WINE EQUALISATION TAX AND LUXURY CAR TAX TRANSITION) BILL 1999 - Second Reading - Senate Hansard - 20 April 1999
16:24:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —Having read the statement last night, I commend you for your statement, Madam President. Moving on to A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Bill 1998 , Australia is a small country that trades 20 per cent of its GDP
Date: 20/04/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-04-20/0089 - Source: Senate
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COMMITTEES - Finance and Public Administration References Committee - Report - Senate Hansard - 22 November 1999
16:28:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —First, can I congratulate my colleagues Senator Murray and Senator George Campbell for their comments about the Ralph committee report. I think Mr Ralph and his committee have done Australia a great service in reviewing very thoroughly business taxation for Australia.
Date: 22/11/1999 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1999-11-22/0093 - Source: Senate
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COMMITTEES - Public Accounts and Audit Committee - Report - Senate Hansard - 24 March 1998
Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —On behalf of the Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit, I present report No. 357 entitled Jindalee Operational Radar Network and seek leave to move a motion in relation to the report. Leave granted. Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON —I move:
Date: 24/03/1998 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1998-03-24/0093 - Source: Senate
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE - Goods and Services Tax: Regional Australia - Senate Hansard - 2 December 1998
15:31:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —We are talking about regional Australia. Let's go back a few years. What did the Labor Party do for regional Australia? What did they do? Weren't they the people who ran this economy into the ground? Aren't they the people who
Date: 02/12/1998 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1998-12-02/0108 - Source: Senate
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MATTERS OF URGENCY - Waterfront - Senate Hansard - 12 May 1998
16:45:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —This is another diversion by the Labor Party from the fundamental thing that the government is tackling—waterfront reform. Why are we tackling waterfront reform? I remind the Senate that Australia is a trading nation. We trade about 20 per cent of
Date: 12/05/1998 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1998-05-12/0119 - Source: Senate
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE - Goods and Services Tax: Banking Services - Senate Hansard - 25 November 1998
15:21:00 Gibson, Sen Brian Senator GIBSON TAS LP 0 —Again we have the Labor Party attacking the government's tax plan. We have had Senator Crowley spending her five minutes talking about banking charges. I remind Senator Crowley and the Senate that with the tax package this government is proposing to
Date: 25/11/1998 - Collection: Senate - ID: chamber/hansards/1998-11-25/0125 - Source: Senate

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