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AssociatedLChadhp on 15/10/2017 - 21:25 givingboxco.com.au (177 clicks)
Last edited 15/10/2017 - 21:28 by 1 other user
Last edited 15/10/2017 - 21:28 by 1 other user
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and also some sample bargains. we love bargains! we DEMAND bargains!
We like to see prices. Bargains have prices.
At OzBargain the description area resembles a shop window. Invest 3 minutes adding 4+ example bargains with direct links and obviously prices to maximise Members' interest. Your 'edit' button is between 'view' and 'revisions'.
Well, there you have it. OzBargain is not worth 3 minutes of Associated OP's time.
Any bargains? Or is this just an advertisement
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No bargains whatsoever. Not even a single $ sign. OP was online 30 minutes ago and obviously is disinterested.
This company is one of those annoying family trusts and maybe a tax minimiser/dodge. The poster Chad HoyPoy is the trustee.
Billions of dollars of tax revenue are being lost due to wealthy Australians using family trusts, according to a new research paper by the Australia Institute.
The report's author, David Richardson, has "very conservatively" estimated that the use of discretionary trusts by people to minimise the tax they pay could be costing the Commonwealth as much as $3.5 billion a year; University of New South Wales tax professor Dale Bocabella has previously estimated the figure could be around $2 billion per year.
Put another way, family trusts cost each taxpayer between $202 and $354 every year.
The use of trusts to minimise tax is heavily skewed towards the wealthy, with the research finding people who have incomes above $500,000 a year received 51 per cent of all distributions from trusts while representing just 0.43 per cent of the population. (The trouble with trusts: Australia's multibillion-dollar legal tax avoidance loophole,http://www.theage.com.au, 2017).
No just a stay at home Mum starting a business to support her children but thanks!
Store/shop name in title.