David Seymour says ACT disagrees with National’s proposed tax increases
ACT Party leader David Seymour has rejected proposals for higher fuel tax, a bed tax and bank levy that Christopher Luxon suggested for a second term.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has floated the idea of discussing a higher fuel tax, a bed tax and a bank levy as possibilities for a second National-led term. The ACT Party has signalled disagreement with these proposals. The coalition partners have differing views on the direction of tax policy.
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David Seymour: ACT Party leader reveals why he disagrees with National's new tax policy
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has suggested a higher fuel tax, a bed tax and a bank levy could be discussed as part of a second term, but the ACT Party's not so keen.