💦 CREATE AND FUCK YOUR OWN AI CUMSLUT 🔥 TRY NOW ♥
Create AI Cumsluts 💦
December 8, 2024

Australia VS Corporate Tax Cheats

[Early Access]

Hello Patrons,

We're still trying to come up with a better name for this one, let us know in the comments what you think here. This video is another look at Labor's fight against multination tax evasion. It's one of their biggest and best fights but it barely gets talked about in the media.

We've filmed a video on the winner of last week's Patreon poll, coverage on the political donations reform. It's being edited right now so expect it to be the next early patreon video or sooner.

Thank you all for your continued support,
The FJ Crew

Australia VS Corporate Tax Cheats (YouTube)

Comments (15)

B
Ben Maclaren · December 10, 2024

As someone who works for the aviation regulator… always glad to see people ripping on the quantas/virgin monopolies.

D
Dan · December 9, 2024

"Exposing the corporate leaners" or "Keeping the (corporate) bastads honest"

R
Russell Coight · December 9, 2024

Australia’s biggest tax bludgers

J
Jules · December 8, 2024

“Are Corporates doing more than just rimming tax loopholes?”

A
Amanda · December 8, 2024

I could put a spanner in your argument about how the mums and dads are now paying gross amounts of tax not because of Corporate tax evasion BUT as the Australian Institute points out “the subsidies being paid to fossil fuel companies” are in the billions. Of course the Labour govt. didn’t bring these cruel penalising taxes in but they are not repealing them either. They are saying they have to grasp back for the Covid payments. Also QANTAS are passing on the outrageous costs to their customers.

M
MondaysLastBrainCell · December 9, 2024

As much as it would be great to abandon these subsidies, and no doubt most just inflate the corporate profits, actually cutting these subsidies will likely do little but poke the bear, with the fossil fuel companies passing on costs to the average driver as opposed to cutting down on their own profit margins... ...and knowing the average Australian isn't an avid public transit enjoyer (taking to the air of convenience sold to them in the form of mass usage of combustion engine cars), the public would easily pin the blame on the government that they think passed increased fuel prices to.

c
craig cox · December 8, 2024

Corporate overloads on the streets, tax dodgers in the spreadsheets

K
Karakhanzi · December 8, 2024

I like the current title lol but not the thumbnail, it looks boring

J
John Smith · December 8, 2024

"They want to lower your wages while they pay no tax". Suggested title. Attention grabbing.

A
AB · December 8, 2024

Someone coined the phrase “Tax Bludgers” a couple of years ago.

A
Alexander Martin · December 8, 2024

Make the sky news Dementia slogan a sticker. I’ll buy it.

S
Shiraz · December 8, 2024

Went bang!

A
A · December 8, 2024

"How to take on Australia's richest dole bludgers" - my mid take on John's name suggestion 🤷🏻‍♂️

J
John Howard · December 8, 2024

Albo takes on the deep state

M
Morrison Lakey · December 8, 2024

"Albo get aussies a fair share"?