$15,000 for a liquor licence? That's pretty steep. I would argue that such a reduction should help pubs and clubs to survive without having to "go pokie".
And, given the predilection of the blue collar to spend their money at the pokies, I would argue that poker taxes are simply a tax on the poor.
2 comments:
Under the laws, the new wine bars will not be allowed poker machines
But will they be forced to have Keno? After all, the government needs income from somewhere!
$15,000 for a liquor licence? That's pretty steep. I would argue that such a reduction should help pubs and clubs to survive without having to "go pokie".
And, given the predilection of the blue collar to spend their money at the pokies, I would argue that poker taxes are simply a tax on the poor.
Post a Comment