That certainly happened to me, when Kwinana shut down, seven years later I still have 3 1/2 years to pension age.
Plenty of blokes older than you doing construction
Do some shuts in winter
Money for jam!
That certainly happened to me, when Kwinana shut down, seven years later I still have 3 1/2 years to pension age.
Too many joint replacements to pass a medical, even Bunnings won't take me. LolPlenty of blokes older than you doing construction
Do some shuts in winter
Money for jam!
humid bloke is correct when they say that someone on welfare will get FULL use of those credits ....As a taxpayer couldn’t you use the credits?
no they dont
LolToo many joint replacements to pass a medical, even Bunnings won't take me. Lol
red herringAll people over 60 are paying absolutely no tax on superannuation income that could be $100k or more.
Try explaining that to people working for a living that they are subsidising people not contributing to the services that others have to pay for.
humid bloke is correct when they say that someone on welfare will get FULL use of those credits ....
and a high income worker will also get FULL use of the credits ......
for australian workers, this labor policy ONLY takes money away from those in the low and middle.
it means that the poorer workers will pay tax on money that they NEVER RECEIVE.
really stretching it to include GST as some sort of contribution.
any studies on income generated by housing recipients?
Do you have the name of a couple of the hire companies, that are ok?Lol
Nah labour hire is tick and flick just get a letter from your own GP which lets the work quack off the hook
Escape the cold and the Mrs
Free food
Cake.....lots of cake
Fish&chip Fridays
All these remote joints have gas turbines
Get on board Homer
Do you have the name of a couple of the hire companies, that are ok?
credits form part of assessable income
do peeps really want a society where we pay tax on income that we can NEVER receive?
that is the result of this idea.
(humid - ato has definitions for low income peeps ...they have special money for low income peeps ....... they have special money till about $66K for low income peeps ...... it is all part of what happens when australians do a tax return each year ...... the thing where taxable is worked out .....to work out tax owing ....... by using the tax tables)
Cheers humid, if Bill gets in, I may see you on site. Thanks again for the infoHSS
Workpac
i mean what is currently included as assessable income in the annual tax return that most peeps fill out - it the first part of the tax forms that has numbers in it - the section where peeps put in the income figures from the various income sources. They all get added together at present - to produce a single income figure (that is used to calc taxable income)You mean without employment
All people over 60 are paying absolutely no tax on superannuation income that could be $100k or more.
Try explaining that to people working for a living that they are subsidising people not contributing to the services that others have to pay for.
i mean what is currently included as assessable income in the annual tax return that most peeps fill out - it the first part of the tax forms that has numbers in it - the section where peeps put in the income figures from the various income sources. They all get added together at present - to produce a single income figure (that is used to calc taxable income)
maybe there is a lack of understanding of what numbers are included in the "Income Section" of tax returns.
(peeps do realise that both Kathy and Cathy had the exact same assessable income in that other thing of blokes)
Why not focus on the real issue at hand which is taxation of Super?
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