Wait and see on carbon tax

Tax expert Paul Wastell says Colac and district will have to wait and see to assess the impact of the carbon tax.

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by Scott Barnes July 4, 2012

A TAX expert says Colac and district businesses will have to adopt a wait- and-see approach as they assess the impact of the carbon tax.

Tags: Business, Federal Government, Money, Rural

One Response to “Wait and see on carbon tax”

Dwain Covo July 4, 2012

Fantastic article Scott!

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