Julia
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Same here, Trevor.Nada, as I don't get any... again...
I will most likely be spending my entitlement on pr0n.
(the top shelf stuff)
lol
I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered
Same here, Trevor.
Sinner, if you receive Youth Allowance you will get it as a full time student, otherwise not.
Mine will go straight into the offset account against the mortgage of our IP. Not in spending mode at the moment.
im on youth allowance and paid the correct amount of tax, surely i can double dip?
I have a group certificate from last financial year but couldn't be bothered lodging a return since they owed me about 10$ Will I still be eligible? I am in the lowerr bracket
I have a group certificate from last financial year but couldn't be bothered lodging a return since they owed me about 10$ Will I still be eligible? I am in the lowerr bracket
I might buy a PVR.
Um. Absinthe..............
Oh, and yeah, a bunch of flowers for the missus and me mum.
Fantastic! Just what I always hoped my tax dollars would go to.a large contingent of the engineers at uni are having a 'stimulus party'.
everyone is required to contributed 200$ of their payment into a pool of funds which will be blown on booze drugs and strippers.
Great idea, sinner. Goodonya.Damn. No youth allowance.
In that case, $950 really doesn't change much to my budget and plans. I might just dump it in the account and send 0.33 of it to the Salvos or something.
A bit expensive but you can buy a goat!
Fantastic! Just what I always hoped my tax dollars would go to.
Great idea, sinner. Goodonya.
Pushkar is a holy city in Rajasthan. Since the arrival of more and more tourists especially foreigners some gypsy families [itinerant travellers] have settled in Pushkar and their numbers are increasing day by day.
Lots of gypsies can be seen begging in streets of Pushkar.
Ransingh says "Kids of these families are not going to school but involved in the 'profession' of begging.
This made us think something needs to be done about the future of those kids.
They are also human beings.
To help these street children we started this Project."
The Project started in a tourist's hotel room about 8 years ago and has grown from there.
Ramsingh left his job in a hospital in Delhi to become the coordinator in 2003.
Until 2006 the original supporters from Europe collected donations to support the Project and the children continued to thrive.
They pulled out late 2006, leaving a huge gap in support for the Project NO Income
Ramsingh could not bring himself to walk away, and so has been trying to keep the project afloat.
In 2007 the Project was officially recognized by the Government of India as a Registered Charity. Recognition is a formal thing to authenticate the Project, checking the premises, programme and the accounts- it does not bring any financial help.
This means the Project can have a bank account in it's own name and is open to Government scrutiny at all times to see it is meeting the goals it has set supporting children into education. It is a registered Charity and can issue a receipt in its name - you can claim tax off sets with this in some countries- eg Australia.
The Project relies completely on the
generosity of others.
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