Poll: Should there be a land tax surcharge on foreign companies investing in Australian ag?

Tell us if there should be a land tax surcharge on foreign companies investing in Australian ag, and have your free vote counted in The Weekly Times.

Should there be a land tax surcharge on foreign companies investing in Australian ag?. Picture: Zoe Phillips

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Should there be a land tax surcharge on foreign companies investing in Australian ag?

Have your say on the question of the week by voting below in this week’s poll.

Foreign companies investing in Queensland are being slugged a 2 per cent land tax surcharge on the unimproved capital value of their freehold farm land – equal to $380,000 a year on a $10 million property.