Any good books on tax?

enigmatic · 18 April 2011

As mentioned before daily payments are the best
however with an offset account the balance of the account reduces the amount of the loan, so me moving money weekly/fortnightly/monthly doesn't change the actual balance in the loan.
The only true benifit is managing your money easier.

although this has nothing really to do with tax any more and this is not advice for others.
Please do your own research.

Reasons · 18 April 2011

enigmatic said:
As mentioned before daily payments are the best...

I am interested how daily payments are best and am more than happy to be corrected as that is how you learn.

Please correct my example to show how daily payments are best compared to fortnightly payments as it should be clearly refuted if I have not calculated it correctly to ensure no-one is led astray.

Jonathan111 · 2 May 2011

Tyler Durden said:
Thaaaaaaankkkssssssss, just what I was looking for!

I also recognise that author, he wrote that 'From Red to Black' book that I always see in the finance section of bookstores.

I got my mine in the mail today.

Ireland's corporate tax rate is 12.5 per cent

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/bi...rom-ireland-20110502-1e3os.html#ixzz1LC5NhnAV

Tyler Durden · 2 May 2011

Jonathan111 said:
I got my mine in the mail today.

Ireland's corporate tax rate is 12.5 per cent

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/bi...rom-ireland-20110502-1e3os.html#ixzz1LC5NhnAV

Hey, I bought mine from Dymocks. I'm about halfway through it. Not as delectable as, say a Robert Kiyosaki book, but a LOT more practical

Any good books on tax?

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Reasons

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