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Matthew Casey

Matthew Casey

@Matthew74036833

husband father veterinarian singer improving guitarist

Kingscliff, NSW, Australia Katılım Aralık 2017
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The Bounty Hunter
The Bounty Hunter@Bradfield1975·
Tanya Plibersek, ducking and weaving on Sunrise this morning, said Australians should pay tax on their assets including the family home! As Barnaby Joyce correctly pointed out, we’ve already paid tax on the money we earned in order to buy the assets!! Labor just don’t get it!!!
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Ryan Dally
Ryan Dally@Ryandally08·
Tanya Plibersek responds to voters fury at the “stealth death tax” that was slipped into last Tuesdays budget announcement. Plibersek: “people who work for a living have to pay their tax” Nat Barr: “so people who work for a living, buy a house and give it to their child should be taxed more?” Plibersek: “we believe people who work for a living have to pay their tax” She can’t even give a straight answer.
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Matthew Casey
Matthew Casey@Matthew74036833·
@LNPvoterfail Let’s just get to a flat tax, same for everyone. Done. Bet that doesn’t happen.
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Never vote LNP.
Never vote LNP.@LNPvoterfail·
Rich people using Trusts, complaining about paying a fairer amount, is hilarious. Yes some at the bottom get caught. (Why are they using trusts?) But to suggest we do nothing about the rich getting 90% is ridiculous. Trusts should not exist. They are tax evasion pure and simple.
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Senator Matt Canavan
We will oppose and repeal all of Labor's bad taxes. Labor's tax on property - by closing negative gearing - will go Labor's tax on investment - by increasing capital gains taxes - will go. Labor's tax on small business - by taxing trusts - will go. Labor's tax on non electric cars will go. Labor's tax on industry - through carbon taxes - will go. Labor's silent inflation tax - through bracket creep - will go. Taxes will be lower under a Liberal and Nationals Government.
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Rukshan Fernando
Rukshan Fernando@therealrukshan·
🚨 BREAKING: Australian Federal Court rules ‘trans women’ are REAL women Devastating loss for biological Australian women as Federal Court dismisses appeal in Giggle v Tickle, awards damages and rules in favour of 'trans woman' wanting access to women-only spaces. Full report: rebelne.ws/43aU5hw
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Ryan Dally
Ryan Dally@Ryandally08·
Anthony Albanese is questioned by the ABC on his broken election promises and asked how he would describe those statements now: Albo “we changed our position” ABC “no, how would you describe those statements now” Albo “we’ve changed our position” ABC “were they promises?” Albo “they were statements”
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Jet Ski Bandit
Jet Ski Bandit@fulovitboss·
Have a listen to this dribble and see if you can make sense of Albo’s answer… The question: “Why were the capital gains tax changes applied to all assets rather than just residential property”
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Miles Franklin Precious Metals
Miles Franklin Precious Metals@MilesFranklinCo·
.@MichelleMakori breaks down why BlackRock, JPMorgan, and major institutions are racing toward tokenized real-world assets. And why some fear it could reshape ownership, privacy, and the future of money itself. @consensus2026 @RealRickRule weighs in on why tokenized gold could return gold to its historic role as money: “The tokenization of gold solves that problem … Then gold returns to its former role as money. And my suspicion is that it will occur within two or three years.” Could gold-backed digital assets become the next monetary system? Watch the full episode of The Real Story with Michelle Makori featuring legendary investor Rick Rule👇 youtube.com/watch?v=IvhbvM…
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Jim Chalmers MP
Jim Chalmers MP@JEChalmers·
This is a Budget that makes the tax system fairer for workers, businesses and first homebuyers.
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Mark Bouris
Mark Bouris@markbouris·
My first thoughts on the Treasurer’s budget last night. I’ll be sitting down with highly renowned economist Chris Richardson today to break it all down. The conversation will be available on all podcast platforms tonight
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leg bad
leg bad@bad_leg·
But really, I don't know. If you keep receipts and keep purchases under 500 dollars. That would mean hundreds of receipts for 3 coins each. They're collectable as part of a series, they can't argue they aren't collectable. Even if they are listed individually on a receipt as costing less than 500 each. Instead of being listed as a tube of 20.
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Mickamious
Mickamious@MickamiousG·
Based on the latest negative gearing changes and CGT changes which impact stocks, crypto, ETFs, etc., where should young Australians now be investing their money for the most tax, for the best tax benefit possible and for to create wealth @grok ? Be concise.
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Matthew Casey
Matthew Casey@Matthew74036833·
@Peter_Fitz Peter, can we negotiate? You can have all the changes to property and take off the CGT on everything else
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Matthew Casey@Matthew74036833·
@nicwalmsley @MickamiousG @grok Yes this maybe a way, trade up your home residence and store wealth there then downsize at retirement and no CGT. They want this anyway, they don’t want retirees in 3 bedroom houses
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leg bad
leg bad@bad_leg·
Limited mint Perth Mint Silver coins that change every year, like the luner, koala, kookaburra, or whatever is available. Not kangaroos that are the same and habe no collectability. Collectables under 500 dollars are CGT exempt. Each coin at the moment costs about $140. You get the exposure to the silver price and the collector premium on the coin.
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Matthew Casey
Matthew Casey@Matthew74036833·
@Ben_Davison1 Why is the baseline position for this position to be that government has entitlement to my money. What I make should be mine and the government should have to convince the people for money to do the job.
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Ben Davison
Ben Davison@Ben_Davison1·
80% of Capital Gains Tax discount benefits the wealthiest 10% of people That means 90% of us have been subsidising the wealthiest people to turn our homes into unproductive tax write offs Labor’s budget is trying to fix this inequity
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Matthew Casey
Matthew Casey@Matthew74036833·
@AlboMP Make the CGT changes only apply to property then
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Anthony Albanese
Anthony Albanese@AlboMP·
Young Australians shouldn't have to rent forever.
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Matthew Casey
Matthew Casey@Matthew74036833·
@DebraG_Robins My plan is for my retirement and selling then. Or my hope is we get a banking option like Battle Bank in USA by Rick Rhule. So, there really is no difference with PMs regarding CGT is there? Just because it might not have increases beyond inflation doesn’t make it better
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Debra Robinson
Debra Robinson@DebraG_Robins·
@Matthew74036833 holding gold long term (possibly passing onto beneficiaries when you die) gives peace of mind and you wont need to worry about the CGT. Gives the Govt the finger too as they want you in their toiletpaper currencies
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