robbing ozzie b*st@rds
Dec 3rd 2003, 10:05 am
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robbing ozzie b*st@rds
jesus! its bad enough paying 10% stamp duty on your house purchase, then 4% stamp on your car purchase, but THEN.........
the bloody car insurance comes through the door with roughly 10 % gst (same as our vat) and guess what??? you got it ANOTHER 10% stamp
Eeeeerrrr, excuse me? but isn't that like being taxed twice
I'm off to do a more positive thread, before i turn into a troll:scared:
the bloody car insurance comes through the door with roughly 10 % gst (same as our vat) and guess what??? you got it ANOTHER 10% stamp
Eeeeerrrr, excuse me? but isn't that like being taxed twice I'm off to do a more positive thread, before i turn into a troll:scared:
Dec 3rd 2003, 10:23 am
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Re: robbing ozzie b*st@rds
Originally posted by h garrett
jesus! its bad enough paying 10% stamp duty on your house purchase, then 4% stamp on your car purchase, but THEN.........
the bloody car insurance comes through the door with roughly 10 % gst (same as our vat) and guess what??? you got it ANOTHER 10% stamp Eeeeerrrr, excuse me? but isn't that like being taxed twice
I'm off to do a more positive thread, before i turn into a troll:scared:
jesus! its bad enough paying 10% stamp duty on your house purchase, then 4% stamp on your car purchase, but THEN.........
the bloody car insurance comes through the door with roughly 10 % gst (same as our vat) and guess what??? you got it ANOTHER 10% stamp
Eeeeerrrr, excuse me? but isn't that like being taxed twice I'm off to do a more positive thread, before i turn into a troll:scared:
Dec 3rd 2003, 10:33 am
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LOL
no thank god, but i'm sure all those that do will be sooooooooo happy to read that. Cheers S!!
no thank god, but i'm sure all those that do will be sooooooooo happy to read that. Cheers S!!
Dec 3rd 2003, 10:57 am
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Hi
does anyone know if stamp duty is paid on all cars or just new ones ?..
is there a sliding scale / threshold for stamp duty on house ?
does anyone know if stamp duty is paid on all cars or just new ones ?..
is there a sliding scale / threshold for stamp duty on house ?
Dec 3rd 2003, 10:59 am
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Originally posted by FiFi
Hi
does anyone know if stamp duty is paid on all cars or just new ones ?..
is there a sliding scale / threshold for stamp duty on house ?
Hi
does anyone know if stamp duty is paid on all cars or just new ones ?..
is there a sliding scale / threshold for stamp duty on house ?
As far as I know Stamp Duty is paid on all cars, we have had to pay it on our car and the camper
Dec 3rd 2003, 11:22 am
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A bit like the private health insurance isnt it being over 30 she said we had to pay i think 11 % more than if we were under , good god i said (sounded very english )
Joanne
(sounded very english )Joanne
Dec 3rd 2003, 11:24 am
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Stamp duty is paid on all cars, even second hand ones.
Welcome to Australia
Welcome to Australia
Dec 3rd 2003, 4:31 pm
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buy a cheap motor, pay less.
PS good to see you complaining like a true blue aussie!
PS good to see you complaining like a true blue aussie!
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Dec 3rd 2003, 9:29 pm
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is oz like germany.i.e. high tax money is used to make better services?
Dec 3rd 2003, 11:27 pm
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Originally posted by sashadan
is oz like germany.i.e. high tax money is used to make better services?
is oz like germany.i.e. high tax money is used to make better services?
Sure no one likes paying tax. But the streets are clean, kids go to a nice school, trains and busses run on time and are cheap.
Dec 3rd 2003, 11:35 pm
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Its just a shame they cant use the money at my daughters school to put in cctv , on tuesday nite little bratts put through over 110 windows in the school . Kids had to be taught in the library , they also have to go in early because they keep getting grafftied .They need CCTV but say they cant afford it !!!!
Joanne
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Dec 4th 2003, 1:21 am
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no probs like that down in PK joanne!!!!!!!
Dec 4th 2003, 1:52 am
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Hi Yvsie, hows it goin?
Mash..
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Originally posted by yvsie
no probs like that down in PK joanne!!!!!!!
no probs like that down in PK joanne!!!!!!!
Dec 4th 2003, 3:17 am
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Originally posted by sashadan
is oz like germany.i.e. high tax money is used to make better services?
is oz like germany.i.e. high tax money is used to make better services?
ROFLMAO
- No
Dec 4th 2003, 3:21 am
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Originally posted by jayr
ROFLMAO - No
ROFLMAO
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