@TerwitTwoo@BethMillican_ Heat adaptation (aka acclimatisation). Takes a good week and a half with 90min at your core body temp above normal for you to produce the extra plasma required which is then used for body cooling. Terrible unless they’re using saunas to compensate.
@HunterBiden I think what people are appreciating is the positivity and lack of cynicism mixed with candour and hard truths. People are sick of feeling that world is going to hell in handbasket.
@OxUniMaths@MarcusduSautoy Sounds a completely arbitrary and personal decision that no maths can explain. Emotion is the reason player B doesn’t take $1. It’s irrational. It’s also irrational when they reject an offer of $700.
@QxD5e@tax_oz@clairlemon Yeah you’ll need to get a valuation at that date. Pretty easy with listed equities. Going to be a nightmare with DRPs for tax purposes in the future, but tax agents can help with that
@QxD5e@clairlemon Yeah you can. All your current gains are protected and will be forever. You’ll still be accessing your TFT in the future for capital gains. It’s just anything gained after 2027 that is problematic.
@cat240359@LeeRespecter Because people’s lives are more complicated than yours. It’s possible to commit to one country but have life long connections to another through birth such as property, family and culture. People aren’t one dimensional, even when they commit to Australia.
@Ben_Davison1 Why have a 30% floor on cgt if it’s not going to be applied? It is going to be applied and those earning under 45k are going to be disproportionately impacted. Plenty of people live off investment earnings only.
@mikjcal@TMFScottP Why do you need an incentive? If you have capital, you have to decide which is the best way to deploy it based on risk/reward. Not tax treatment.
@taipan168 They are not many arguments for the preferential tax treatment of capital gains. Lower taxes generally, perhaps, but preferential treatment? The risk/reward argument is flawed as that is baked into acquisition price