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Drug scandal rocks Australian cycling
Originally posted by Peter Signorini
Unky posted this stuff: Justices Michael Kirby and Bill Gummow yesterday granted the federal Taxation Commissioner leave to appeal a decision that javelin thrower Joanna Stone's $136,448 in prizes and grants were tax-exempt because, unlike sponsorships, they were not considered "carrying on a business". ... etc etc I have to agree wholeheartedly. My wife working part time to earn $25k will have tax taken out of her salary, so why the f#&k shouldn't some high flying athlete on a 6 figure payroll have to pay a damn sight more tax too! Well, as far as I am aware, Joanna Stone is a police officer. She would be being taxed on that income just like your wife. If your wife took up a sport, won lots and received sponsorship and prize money - would you be so willing to have her pay tax on that? I'd like to see taxes on 4wd's brought into line before worrying about the winnings of a sports star.. hippy -- |
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