LEFT seeks to deliver a solid basis in which public, federal and foreign fiscal relation are delegated in order to promote a promising future for all Australians.
ERADICATING AUSTRALIA'S DEBT
Australia has, at present, a 500 million dollar debt. As of 29th January 2017, Scott Morrison lifted credit limits, as the (now surpassed) 500 million dollar debt ever increases. Libertarians and constitutionalists may have the best interests of the country at heart, however in this case borrowing money does not make money. Many of these debt related issues stem from the conservative ‘Liberal/Turnbull’ government. Modern Australia was built on two proletariat instances. On the backs of convicts and free settlers and at the shameful expense of Indigenous Australians. These generations paved the way to the Australia we now all share. Beginnings aside, we stand together, because together the initial ideals upon which this country was founded, will be reconciled to break free of debt. Public fiscal liabilities have existed in Australia from the very beginning; only with the attitude of ‘LEFT’ will Australia hope to achieve a debt free future.
Taxes are prevalent in Australian society and in order to lead Australia to a brighter future, not only in the financial sense, but also within surrounding environments, they are a necessity. In order to bring about financial equality, taxes must be paid by all Austrian citizens. Money can then, and only then, be distributed in order to rid Australia of this ever growing debt.
Taxes are one of the most basic civic duties of Australians, and complete freedom can only be achieved through the extermination of the national debt. Taxpayer money will be used to pay back the debt. Separation that has existed within social classes throughout the ages has ultimately lead to the two common distinguishable classes, the Bourgeois and the Proletarians. Medieval distinctions have forced very different political, social and economic views amongst these classes, Bourgeoisies resenting the Proletarians and Proletarians resenting the Bourgeoisies. This however, is one instance in which both majorities agree. To free Australia from debt is a common interest and one that The Left Party will pursue, should it have the chance to be in power.
Taxes are prevalent in Australian society and in order to lead Australia to a brighter future, not only in the financial sense, but also within surrounding environments, they are a necessity. In order to bring about financial equality, taxes must be paid by all Austrian citizens. Money can then, and only then, be distributed in order to rid Australia of this ever growing debt.
Taxes are one of the most basic civic duties of Australians, and complete freedom can only be achieved through the extermination of the national debt. Taxpayer money will be used to pay back the debt. Separation that has existed within social classes throughout the ages has ultimately lead to the two common distinguishable classes, the Bourgeois and the Proletarians. Medieval distinctions have forced very different political, social and economic views amongst these classes, Bourgeoisies resenting the Proletarians and Proletarians resenting the Bourgeoisies. This however, is one instance in which both majorities agree. To free Australia from debt is a common interest and one that The Left Party will pursue, should it have the chance to be in power.
INCREASING TAX FOR BIGGER BUSINESSES
Big businesses are a good thing. They help to promote big infrastructure, big competition, and big goals for small businesses. Big businesses also mean big dollars. It should not be fair that big business only pay small tax, while the rest of small businesses/people pay too much tax. Equality is what we hope to achieve amongst all Australians, and one way we can allow for equality is for higher taxes to be paid by bigger businesses. This does not intend to punish big businesses because they make more money than anyone else, it instead shows the public that big businesses are more equal with average Australians than ever before.
Big businesses have always existed and will continue to exist through the bright future for not only Australia, but the world. We believe that by putting money back into the economy from these big businesses, it will allow us to lower the taxes for average Australians over time. As well as this more money means that infrastructure, education and a vast range of different agendas could be improved in Australia.
Big businesses have always existed and will continue to exist through the bright future for not only Australia, but the world. We believe that by putting money back into the economy from these big businesses, it will allow us to lower the taxes for average Australians over time. As well as this more money means that infrastructure, education and a vast range of different agendas could be improved in Australia.
INCREASING FUNDING FOR:
Education:
Government funding throughout the private education system has always been tight. In anticipation for higher levels of education Left seeks to allow for greater funding to be distributed into the education system. Education is highly valued by Left, and we understand that success can stem from very early ages through education. Those who pay for private education should get only the very best, and by allocating more money for this, the rate of successful children can only go up.
It is not only private education that needs assistance. The public school system make up 71% of the total schools in Australia. Children attending all schools around Australia should be given equal opportunity. Increased funding to government run schools would allow for the teacher pay dispute to be settled, allow for higher levels of educational equipment to be distributed amongst schools.
For more information, see “Education”.
Disability Support:
4.2 million Australians (18.5% of the population) are living with a disability and for some it can be very difficult. Many different services are need to supply the very best care for those who are living with an extreme disability. Our plan is to increase funding for those who require it. This will promote a better standard of living, better care for those living with a disability and for carers to be fairly paid and recognised for their heroic work.
Government funding throughout the private education system has always been tight. In anticipation for higher levels of education Left seeks to allow for greater funding to be distributed into the education system. Education is highly valued by Left, and we understand that success can stem from very early ages through education. Those who pay for private education should get only the very best, and by allocating more money for this, the rate of successful children can only go up.
It is not only private education that needs assistance. The public school system make up 71% of the total schools in Australia. Children attending all schools around Australia should be given equal opportunity. Increased funding to government run schools would allow for the teacher pay dispute to be settled, allow for higher levels of educational equipment to be distributed amongst schools.
For more information, see “Education”.
Disability Support:
4.2 million Australians (18.5% of the population) are living with a disability and for some it can be very difficult. Many different services are need to supply the very best care for those who are living with an extreme disability. Our plan is to increase funding for those who require it. This will promote a better standard of living, better care for those living with a disability and for carers to be fairly paid and recognised for their heroic work.
ASSISTING FIRST HOME BUYERS
Lowering Negative Gearing:
Negative gearing is a form of fiscal leverage whereby an investor borrows amounts of money in order to buy a house that produces a constant supply of money. The aforementioned definition is not a bad agenda however first home buyers should be prioritised in the housing market, rather than investors acquiring more properties.
We stand for first home buyers, because we believe that everyone deserves a home. Investment is an important part of the economy and business for some people, however by lowering negative gearing, it will give other buyers a better chance of acquiring the Australian dream.
Limiting Foreign Investment:
Although we support foreign investment, we believe that people living in Australia should be given equal opportunity when it comes to buying a house. Our plan is not to cut foreign investment, instead to allow for Australian buyers to get in before some foreign investors. It is important to ensure that Australian citizens are housed before others, and high levels of foreign investment do not presently allow for this. Policy makers will demonstrate that Australians are given just as much opportunity to invest in this country as our foreign counterparts.
Negative gearing is a form of fiscal leverage whereby an investor borrows amounts of money in order to buy a house that produces a constant supply of money. The aforementioned definition is not a bad agenda however first home buyers should be prioritised in the housing market, rather than investors acquiring more properties.
We stand for first home buyers, because we believe that everyone deserves a home. Investment is an important part of the economy and business for some people, however by lowering negative gearing, it will give other buyers a better chance of acquiring the Australian dream.
Limiting Foreign Investment:
Although we support foreign investment, we believe that people living in Australia should be given equal opportunity when it comes to buying a house. Our plan is not to cut foreign investment, instead to allow for Australian buyers to get in before some foreign investors. It is important to ensure that Australian citizens are housed before others, and high levels of foreign investment do not presently allow for this. Policy makers will demonstrate that Australians are given just as much opportunity to invest in this country as our foreign counterparts.
Image Sources:
http://www.mortgageseek.com.au/home-buyer/a-guide-to-buying-your-first-home-in-australia/
http://www.bandt.com.au/media/gpj-appoints-former-mtv-finance-exec-for-cfo-role
http://www.beefcentral.com/news/agribusiness/finance-agribusiness-sector-targeted-in-120m-clean-energy-investment-program/
http://www.mortgageseek.com.au/home-buyer/a-guide-to-buying-your-first-home-in-australia/
http://www.bandt.com.au/media/gpj-appoints-former-mtv-finance-exec-for-cfo-role
http://www.beefcentral.com/news/agribusiness/finance-agribusiness-sector-targeted-in-120m-clean-energy-investment-program/
DISCLAIMER: The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of the current Australian Government.