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Liz Hobday

'Tay Tay tax' could raise $12m a year for live music

Taxing tickets to big concerts by artists such as Taylor Swift could help fund local music venues. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

It's been dubbed the Tay Tay tax - a $1 levy on big concerts by artists such as Taylor Swift.

Conservative estimates show it could raise about $12 million a year to support Australian live music, an inquiry has been told.

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