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There is a large, cult group of high-income earning youngsters who believe in working hard and partying harder. That is to say - there is no dearth of disposable income among most 30-somethings in well-paying jobs. To each his own, certainly. But thinking about high-income earners from a taxation point of view - can the country benefit from this trend? Can the Government reduce its fiscal deficit by following a less conservative tax policy? Would the trickle-down effect improve? What kind of tax reforms do we need? Any advice for the Finance Minister before next month's budget?
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