WARNING: Australia’s Oil Crisis Is Far Worse Than Expected ($50 Billion Wiped Out Overnight)

By Scott Kuru

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A country sitting on world class gas reserves should not be leaning on households to plug budget holes. In this video, I lay out how Australia became an outlier, exporting enormous volumes of LNG while collecting surprisingly little, and why that gap shows up in your tax, your bills, and your financial pressure. This is a straight look at why the budget keeps leaning on income tax, what happens when a country relies on profit based taxes instead of guaranteed royalties, and how that flows into cost of living pressure, inflation, and household wealth. If you want a clearer view of what is happening beneath the headlines, start here. 🏘️ Subscribe now to become a property insider and stay ahead of these market-changing trends. ➡️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro The gas rich country problem 02:44 Beer tax versus gas revenue 03:33 Royalties versus PRRT explained 04:39 The royalty free export problem 06:57 The global price surge Australia missed 11:07 Conclusion Why your tax bill is targeted #t

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