Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
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Gems
Originally Posted by stewmac
(Post 7241953)
Dear kev
I have been living here for 3 yrs on a 457 ,i have always admired you and think you are doing a great job for this country ,is it possible us less fortunate people on a temp visa can have the handout too ? Best wishes Stewmac ps If we cant...then your a w@nker:rofl: |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7241960)
Yes, me and the mrs are both on less than $80k individually and combined.
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Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
It looks like the 457 visa will not prevent you getting the payment for those earning under $100,000. However, as a 457 visa holder you are not eligible for Family Tax Benefit (if I remember correctly) so will not be eligble for the "back to school" bonus.
Originally Posted by stewmac
(Post 7241953)
Dear kev
I have been living here for 3 yrs on a 457 ,i have always admired you and think you are doing a great job for this country ,is it possible us less fortunate people on a temp visa can have the handout too ? Best wishes Stewmac ps If we cant...then your a w@nker:rofl: |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by NKSK version 2
(Post 7241967)
Can I offset mine into my wife's?
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Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by jayr
(Post 7241974)
It looks like the 457 visa will not prevent you getting the payment for those earning under $100,000.
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Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7241977)
Christ, they'll be giving it to people on Working Holiday Visas next.
been here 3 yrs on a 457 so longer than quite a lot of people ,we wait with baited breath on what happens ;) |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7241977)
Christ, they'll be giving it to people on Working Holiday Visas next.
If word gets out people will be emigrating to OZ just for the bloody benefits. |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by jad n rich
(Post 7241996)
If word gets out people will be emigrating to OZ just for the bloody benefits.
Ah, but that's OK, so long as they are English and not foreigners ;) |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
So a family with 2 kids and one income of $150,000 get nothing and pay $43,250 annually in tax.
A family of 2 income earners on $75,000 each with 2 kids will get $950 each person and $950 each kid; or a total payout of $3800. That family's combined tax bill is $32,200. The first family are therefore $15,000 worse off than the second. I think I may have to send the wife out to work, halve my hours and put the kids into childcare; that will be good for the family.:unsure: |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by jayr
(Post 7242017)
So a family with 2 kids and one income of $150,000 get nothing and pay $43,250 annually in tax.
A family of 2 income earners on $75,000 each with 2 kids will get $950 each person and $950 each kid; or a total payout of $3800. That family's combined tax bill is $32,200. The first family are therefore $15,000 worse off than the second. I think I may have to send the wife out to work, halve my hours and put the kids into childcare; that will be good for the family.:unsure: I earn just a fraction over $100k, but OH does not work as she looks after 2 kids (and growing #3 :) ) so looks like we will miss it...:unsure: |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
So if in the 07-08 year you had tax offsets which brought you under the $100K limit you would still be entitled to something ? (depending on where you ended up in the bandings)
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Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by jayr
(Post 7242017)
So a family with 2 kids and one income of $150,000 get nothing and pay $43,250 annually in tax.
A family of 2 income earners on $75,000 each with 2 kids will get $950 each person and $950 each kid; or a total payout of $3800. That family's combined tax bill is $32,200. The first family are therefore $15,000 worse off than the second. I think I may have to send the wife out to work, halve my hours and put the kids into childcare; that will be good for the family.:unsure: |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by Burbage
(Post 7242057)
Nobody is stopping you from asking for a pay cut.
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Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Originally Posted by jayr
(Post 7242065)
after which I'd be even MORE worse off than the $15k suggested
There seems to be some misunderstanding here. This isn't about fairness. The government is giving out money in order to bribe voters to re-elect them. Poor people are more likely to be grateful for money than rich people. No matter how much tax you've paid into the Australian coffers you still have the same number of votes as those who have paid nothing. In effect the government is not interested in your vote, as long as they have the majority in their grubby little paws, no other vote counts. |
Re: $42 billion Stimulus Package
Kevin 747 always reminded us of the iconic (In the US) Pillsbury Doughboy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pillsbury_Doughboy As time goes on I realise he doesn't seem to have the nous of the real doughboy. Basic infrastructure spending is not, apparently, to be made. Forget about the long term needs - dams, roads, railways, sewers etc. Just pump (our) money into the economy and hope it works. Surely recent history shows it doesn't? Just a few months ago he and Wayne were insisting that China would ride high and therefore *we* would too. What unbelievable ignorance. |
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