@FreedomAus80100 Hahaha 2 years out from the election. That cash, if it really exists, will ve flushed straight through Pauline's bank account & will never see daylight again. PT Barnum was right, "There's a sucker born every minute"
@Trevor851420175@Gvozdenac71 And that would be a fail. Those on student visas need to apply for a TFN before taking on employment & must submit a tax return. Permanent residents have the same tax liabilities & rights as a citizen.
@Donsvess Bad Yank management will do that to a business. Strip the assets & see if it stays afloat. Rarely ever succeeds. Bugger all to do with govt.
@David_McMahon75 Without including the finance cost, additional rental income, tax liability without access to NG, your whole argument falls apart. The other consideration is ease of liquidation. Stocks win hands down.
@iL1keTurtles@ShitValueFund Take it up with those businesses that were dumping the kids as they got closer to adult wages. Unfortunately it cuts both ways.
@MRogo101@JNampijinpa If you haven't got the money to pay super in li e with wages then you probably won't have it to pay quarterly instalments. If it wasn't for those employers burning their employees then things wouldn't be tightening up the way they are.
@AndyMac1923@Potstirrer111@Your_Avg_Punter It's counted as an export as foreign students pay full fees to attend the universities. The fees are far higher than anything they could send home during their stay here. During school senesters there is a strict 20 hours per week limit on work hours the students can put in.
@Batman2242 Have you not considered that these are Australian citizens who had passports when they left here. Now applied for replacements, which they are entitled to. They have existing family here. Now put yourself in their position. Would you rather the govt just told you to FO? Think.