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Yeah, that’s a fair point too and important to be able to get past a loss year. One set of rules rarely suits all I guess
When we started many years ago not being able to carry smaller income forward to fund business growth in a large spend was the specific road block to quicker growth (couldn’t borrow more back then, we were young)
For us a flat tax incentivizes using your own income ahead of debt to grow a business as it means you can carry income forward easily without loosing a huge chunk of it which lowers risk to build a business and increases building your own asset base to weather the future storm
Could be just me 😬
Why not stop stuffing around.
Do a GST style tax on gross business turnover so that ALL companies MUST contribute. Last time I worked this out it was a few %, literally.
This would completely remove all asset write off/ depreciation etc and simplify things for business by like 90%. Payable in the quarterly bass.
Sack half the ATO staff as they aren’t needed, and it also means if govt wants more tax revenue the politicians will actually have to pump business and stop gaslighting us.
It also means new businesses and growing businesses don’t get to the end of the year and have a massive hole in their bank account compared to the business balance sheet and net position. Might get more than 2/5 new businesses survive past 5 years then.
Just a thought….
@JNampijinpa
$50,000 instant asset write-off.
Backing tradies, builders and small businesses to invest in the tools they need to build, fix and grow right here in Australia.
Less tax. Less bureaucracy. More opportunity.
Axe the tax.
@consettfarming Do you mean when you’re putting funds into the business to start it? Would be the same as now wouldn’t it? Seed capital that you take out later as an expense/ repayment of a loan
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