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Taxing at the source is fair in law, so why not in practice?

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imageTreasurer Joe Hockey is going after a group of multinationals who he says are not paying their "fair share" of tax.Lukas Coch/AAP

The general consensus in Australia today is that multinational companies are not paying their fair share of tax. We often hear that while it may be legal, it’s still wrong. And it’s wrong because it’s...

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