(13-08-2023, 12:02 PM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: The reality is, cheaper fruit and veg would boost purchasing, which would be good for a lot of people, and their health. That would be reflected in health costs for the state...
It's a no brainer really.
So if it is such a "no brainer" why are almost all tax experts saying it shouldn't happen and will have virtually no impact on the day to day cost of fresh fruit and veges?
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(13-08-2023, 12:09 PM)Kenj Wrote: Say you go into a supermarket and buy a bag of spuds at $4.99. During the next week the law takes effect and GST is taken off veges. You go into the same shop and buy another bag of spuds.
Assuming all things are equal.... Spuds from same farm/crop/supplier.
What do you reckon you will pay for them? Real world replies only please.
Because of heavy rain and reduced supply- $6.99.