Australia wants to tax spare bedrooms.

To be fair, it should be mandatory to house illegals in your home if you support or vote for sanctuary laws.


Awwww a bleeding heart liberal doesn’t like that idea

Y u no give illegal your spare bedroom, el mentiroso blanco?

Meanwhile, in America, we claim our spare rooms are "home offices" and get tax breaks.

Eat shite, Australia

Normal response from government; try to solve a problem with more regulation instead of letting free markets work. The stated goal was "freeing up supply". I suspect if you look at the residential market in Australia, there are government policies that are causing the shortage of multi-bedroom homes to begin with. But if there's a shortage of multi-bedroom homes for any reason, then the price should rise for those properties. When that happens, either builders will build more, or more existing properties will go on the market. What they're proposing is using government power to force people to sell at below market prices.

The US taxed indoor staircases, I was told. That's why so many antebellum homes have outdoor staircases.

Yeah, guns are a good thing.

Slick Willie rented out rooms in the WH.

Germany has always taxed by the room. It's why they don't have walk-in closets and use shrunks for storage.

Another example of dumb leftist logic.

We have a 5-bedroom house just for two here, we each have our own office plus a room for hobbies and one for temporary storage.

Love the natural beauty of the country and the rural folks, but the cities and local, state, and federal governments can go forth and consume a satchel of richards.

Back in March was my first visit there in twenty years. I knew things had become worse there, especially post-China flu, but damn it was way worse than I remembered. Talk about renew your appreciation for the U S of A.