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Yes correct, the changes in 2001 included both which had nothing to do with the original reasoning for addressing double taxation

There are a few problems but this is the main issue IMHO Below was the original concept which Smurf and SP are talking about, all good. " In 1987, then-treasurer Paul Keating introduced franking credits - also known as dividend imputation credits - to address the issue. The change meant that...

China and North Korea are nuclear states that changes the dynamics some what the US could military interrupt raw materials into China (wouldn't be able to totally stop it totally) but that's what brought Japan into WWII.

What ever happened to releasing all the Epstein files?

I think you are trying to justify getting a handout. The above is pointless, nothing to do with double taxation.

Its sort of becoming The Art of the Deal verse The Art of War one is made up by a ghost writer the other by Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu.

Until the next tweet :)

A friend was making this very point the other day

Haha I was thinking no Aces but its a good point Trump made an agreement iron clad about Crimea just like tariffs breaks all agreements so what is the value of a deal worth in Trump world = 0 The Bond market understands this at least.

This became the case after 2000 and its not really sustainable, I and assume SP get franking credits yet I pay no tax as income is from super in pension phase so for us its welfare. It a total net negative to revenue just a hand out. If a handout is required due to poverty or other fine but...

Try again "If its net negative on revenue then its welfare. That's what happened after 2000."

I don't understand how franking credits get paid out of government revenue when no tax has been collected to cover the cost? If its net negative on revenue then its welfare. That's what happened after 2000.

Has to be the most boring election in living memory wonder if that's a good thing politics shouldn't be entertainment like the reality / unreality absurd show in the US.