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Startup investors don't get the same tax breaks with crowd-funding

Written by Stephen Graw, Emeritus professor, James Cook University

The new way of getting investors involved through crowdfunding will be treated just like any normal share issue — without any special tax offsets, write-offs or capital gains tax relief at all.www.shutterstock.com

New crowd-sourced funding legislation for startups is meant to provide incentives for investors - but it doesn’t quite...

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WORLDS NUMBER 1 REAL ESTATE AGENT COMING TO AUSTRALIA AS AMBASSADOR FOR CAPITOL GRAND SOUTH YARRA
The break out star of TV's Million Dollar Listing New York, the world's number 1 multi billion dollar selling machine Fredrik Eklund will be live in Australia presenting his one…
Planet Ark + Planet Protector Announce Packaging Partnership
Leading environmental behaviour change organisation Planet Ark has joined forces with Planet Protector, the distributor of multi-award-winning sustainable packaging innovation Woolcool. The partnership, initiated in response to the significant rise in…
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Should online users be bound by their privacy agreements?
The EU's data protection measures aspire to force companies to be more transparent around data collection. from www.shutterstock.com, CC BY-SAThe political economy of digital capitalism is largely premised on a…
don't blame online for killing discount department stores
After weeks of speculation, Woolworths has confirmed it will close 30 of its Big W stores in Australia, as well as two distribution centres. This represents about 16% of its…
Don't sacrifice health for 'the economy'
In recent weeks a growing chorus of Australian commentators has called for social distancing measures to be eased or radically curtailed. Some have claimed the lives saved by the lockdowns are…
Over 50% of young Australians still live with their parents – and the numbers are climbing faster for women
More than 60% of Victorian young adults live with their parents, followed by 56% in New South Wales and about 53% in the other four states. In Queensland, the proportion…
rejecting neoliberalism shouldn't mean giving up on social liberalism
shutterstockRichard Denniss’s Quarterly Essay, “Dead Right: How Neoliberalism Ate Itself and What Comes Next”, is a thought-provoking call to arms against an array of perceived ills – economic rationalism, market…

Shopify Web Development: Building Custom Online Stores That Drive Growth

As online shopping continues to dominate the retail landscape, businesses are turning to Shopify for reliable, scalable, and user-friendly eCommerce solutions. A well-executed Shopify web ...

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"Tackling Tough Cleaning Challenges: Ride-On Sweepers to the Rescue"

The idea of cleanliness extends beyond simple aesthetics in the complex fabric of contemporary life to include health, hygiene, and even environmental well-being. The need for cutting-edge...

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Fun Things to Do While Waiting at the Airport

Airports are famously known for having people wait long hours for their departures. Not only are there a bunch of travelers going through flight connections or long layovers, but some pe...

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