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I wish Cormann would stick to one job at a time.
The Superannuation Excess Contributions Tax is still a debacle. The ATO still fining people 10,000s of dollars.
It was supposed to be fixed. And it's only backdated to 2013 - not 2007.
What a mess! And the poor pensioners are the ones getting hit the most.