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RTD Tax Hike
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New figures released from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare this week could provide further ammunition in the industry debate against the RTD tax rise introduced in April.
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[Fri 19/12/2008 12:24:00]
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The Henry Review -- a consultation paper on the future of the tax system released by the Federal treasury this month -- has recommended the introduction of a volumetric tax on alcohol.
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[Fri 12/12/2008 12:00:57]
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In this week's instalment of citizen journalism, Distilled Spirits Industry Council of Australia (DSICA) spokesperson, Stephen Riden, comments on the drawbacks on April's RTD tax hike as highlighted in the recently released Henry Taxation Review Consultat
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[Fri 12/12/2008 11:55:54]
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The Distilled Industry Spirits Council of Australia (DSICA) is this week delivering daily samples of newly emerging RTD "look-alike and taste-alike" products to senators and other Government representatives.
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[Wed 03/12/2008 04:29:48]
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In this week's installment of citizen journalism, Independent Distillers executive chairman, Doug McKay, decries a recent Federal Government announcement that it will close a loophole in the RTD tax hike that has fostered the introduction of 'malte
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[Thu 27/11/2008 04:48:21]
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Federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon has reiterated a threat to crack down on beverage manufacturers that use alcohol made from beer to circumvent the RTD tax hike.
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[Mon 24/11/2008 03:57:01]
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In this week's instalment of citizen journalism, Diageo external relations manager, Ailish Hanley, explains why the distributor has opted to defy the Federal Government with its upcoming foray into beer-based RTDs
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[Mon 24/11/2008 03:53:44]
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In this week's installment of citizen journalism, Taylors Wine managing director, Mitchell Taylor, presents research that shows increased taxation on alcohol does not translate into increasing public spending on alcohol abuse.
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[Mon 27/10/2008 03:26:10]
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Industry members have warned that the coming Schoolies Week on Queensland's Gold Coast will be closely watched by the Government and potential used as justification for the RTD tax hike.
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[Fri 26/09/2008 12:17:47]
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