CSL and Optus pay millions to executives despite paying no company tax in Australia
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CSL and Optus, two major companies in Australia, have come under fire for paying millions to their executives while not contributing any corporate tax to the country. This has raised eyebrows as the companies justify the high salaries as necessary to attract and retain top talent. The situation highlights ongoing concerns about corporate responsibility and the fairness of tax contributions, especially in a time when many Australians are feeling the economic pinch. It’s a stark reminder of the growing divide between corporate profits and public welfare.
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