- Labour says National is refusing to rule out raising GST next year, creating uncertainty for Kiwi households.
- Kieran McAnulty argues a GST hike would raise costs on everyday essentials like groceries, clothes, school supplies, and toiletries.
- Labour claims National’s tax approach favors top earners while shifting more costs onto everyone else.
- Labour says New Zealanders already face high living costs and that higher GST would make supermarket bills worse.
- Labour says it will not raise GST and is urging National to clearly say whether GST will increase.
Source: labour.org.nz
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