Oldbloke wrote:Soooo.... Most of the "industry" funds got a big tick by the commission. (much to the disgust of the liberal, nationals) It was the other funds that were ripping off the workers.
When will prople realize the lib,nats only look after big bussiness. And them selves of course. Never been any different.
Ziad wrote:Omg this thread is funny... it doesn't make sense.
Last time I checked I never seen near 10k in cash in one location.... but what's more funny is what stopping joe kreps his money under his pillow, couldn't he just make 2 payments of $9500 in cash to buy his fancy diamond ring worth 19k....or 9k in cash and 11k including GST via bank transfer
on_one_wheel wrote:Ziad wrote:Omg this thread is funny... it doesn't make sense.
Last time I checked I never seen near 10k in cash in one location.... but what's more funny is what stopping joe kreps his money under his pillow, couldn't he just make 2 payments of $9500 in cash to buy his fancy diamond ring worth 19k....or 9k in cash and 11k including GST via bank transfer
Yep Joe can, till they lower the max to 5k... which they will.
The last 2 vehicles I bought were both cash deals, both well over 10k.
Are you happy to selll your vehicle that you paid over 50k for new, and then have to declare that money as income when you sell it privately for 30k and pay tax on it? EFT Or would you rather just get cash and call it a done deal?
How about the old garrage sale? Better pay your tax on that to, it's an income and you can't hide it in a eft. Id rarher get a few folding notes thanks.
It's the pointy end of the wedge, perhaps you'll moan when cash is no longer an option and the power is out or the internet just decided to stop working?
I wouldn't expect most millennials to understand, most of us who received our first pay-packets as a ward of cash certainly do.
Tiger650 wrote:Oldbloke wrote:Soooo.... Most of the "industry" funds got a big tick by the commission. (much to the disgust of the liberal, nationals) It was the other funds that were ripping off the workers.
When will prople realize the lib,nats only look after big bussiness. And them selves of course. Never been any different.
'Tis all of them Oldbloke, Keating and Joan Kirner were the major offenders, attempting to paint the Libs and Nats as the exclusive bad guys is not credible.
Both "sides" of the Aust political system work for masters other than we, criticism of one lot only shows perhaps naivete or perhaps ignorance or perhaps self interest.
Oldbloke wrote:Tiger650 wrote:Oldbloke wrote:Soooo.... Most of the "industry" funds got a big tick by the commission. (much to the disgust of the liberal, nationals) It was the other funds that were ripping off the workers.
When will prople realize the lib,nats only look after big bussiness. And them selves of course. Never been any different.
'Tis all of them Oldbloke, Keating and Joan Kirner were the major offenders, attempting to paint the Libs and Nats as the exclusive bad guys is not credible.
Both "sides" of the Aust political system work for masters other than we, criticism of one lot only shows perhaps naivete or perhaps ignorance or perhaps self interest.
Agree. Some are just worse than others. Who introduced super?
Oldbloke wrote:Tiger650 wrote:Oldbloke wrote:Soooo.... Most of the "industry" funds got a big tick by the commission. (much to the disgust of the liberal, nationals) It was the other funds that were ripping off the workers.
When will prople realize the lib,nats only look after big bussiness. And them selves of course. Never been any different.
'Tis all of them Oldbloke, Keating and Joan Kirner were the major offenders, attempting to paint the Libs and Nats as the exclusive bad guys is not credible.
Both "sides" of the Aust political system work for masters other than we, criticism of one lot only shows perhaps naivete or perhaps ignorance or perhaps self interest.
Agree. Some are just worse than others. Who introduced super?