I recognise that the tax system just taxes income whether or not a person has a degree or not and the idea of the graduate tax is to add a tax specific to graduates and, heck, the money has to come from _somewhere_ but my problem with the graduate tax is that it taxes on _income_ post graduation, not the cost of the degree fees and the two may be completely unrelated.
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I recognise that the tax system just taxes income whether or not a person has a degree or not and the idea of the graduate tax is to add a tax specific to graduates and, heck, the money has to come from _somewhere_ but my problem with the graduate tax is that it taxes on _income_ post graduation, not the cost of the degree fees and the two may be completely unrelated.