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Australia To Force Meta And Google To Pay For News Shared On Platforms
Australia will force Meta and Google to pay for news shared on their platforms under a new scheme unveiled Thursday, threatening to tax them if they refuse to strike deals with local media.
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Huge Fee Hike For Foreign Owners Of 'Ghost' Homes In Australia
Australia will impose a dramatic rise in fees on foreign buyers of existing homes who leave them empty, the government said Sunday as it tries to ease a rental crisis.
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India Clocked 0.07 Percent Crypto Tax Payers; Over 99 Percent Global Investors Evaded Dues: Divly Report
It is estimated that only 0.07 percent of Indian crypto owners actually declared and paid their taxes in the year of 2022. The finding has been published by Divly, a Sweden-based tech research firm. With 4.09 percent, Finland clocked the maximum crypto tax payment rate, while India secured the 22nd rank on the index.
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Crypto Industry Disappointed As Australia Looks To Tax Digital Currencies
The crypto industry said it was disappointed with Australia's decision to continue treating digital currencies as assets for tax purposes, and not as foreign currency.
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Crypto Sector Disappointed Over Australia's Decision to Treat Digital Currencies as Assets
The cryptocurrency industry said on Wednesday it was disappointed with Australia's decision to continue treating digital currencies as assets for tax purposes, and not as foreign currency. The government said in its budget announcement on Tuesday it would introduce legislation to enshrine the treatment of digital currencies such as Bitcoin as an as...
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Cryptocurrency Industry Disappointed As Australia Looks To Enshrine Tax Rules
The cryptocurrency industry said on Wednesday it was disappointed with Australia's decision to continue treating digital currencies as assets for tax purposes, and not as foreign currency.
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Australia Plans Crypto Taxation as Government Gears to Reform Payment Laws
The government of Australia has begun thinking of ways to regulate the crypto sector. Along with bringing digital assets under the tax regime of the nation, Australia is also aiming to ensure investor protection. Foreign crypto exchanges operating in the country may also have to agree to store Australian data inside the country itself.
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British Woman Wins Long Legal Battle Against Australia's "Backpacker Tax"
A British woman on Wednesday won a lengthy legal fight against Australia's "backpacker tax", after the country's top court agreed the levy discriminated against foreigners on working holiday visas.
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ICC Defers Decision On Fate Of Men's T20 World Cup To Next Month
The ICC men's T20 World Cup is scheduled to be held in Australia in October-November.
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Exiled In Hong Kong, Chinese Tycoon At Centre Of Australian Probe
Australian tax authorities know where to find their man - living in a gilded quasi-exile in Hong Kong. They also know what they want. That would be back taxes of 140 million Australian dollars, or about $100 million.
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Three Arrested For Cheating Actress Isha Sharvani Of Rs 3 Lakh
Three men who allegedly duped Bollywood actress Isha Sharvani by pretending to be Australian Tax Officers have been arrested.
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Amazon Stops Blocking Australians From Its US Website After Backlash
Amazon's abrupt reversal, less than five months after the policy was introduced, is a relief for shoppers.
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After Almost Two Decades Of GST, "Tampon Tax" Now Scrapped In Australia
After almost two decades of political wrangling Australia on Wednesday finally agreed to scrap its so-called "tampon tax".
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Amazon Hands Goodwill to eBay With Move to Shut Australians Out of Overseas Sites
Amazon's recent move to stop Australians from shopping on its foreign websites, due to a new law that requires it to collect taxes, is turning away once-loyal customers.
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Report Coworkers Who Take Long Lunches, Waste Time, Oz Bureaucrats Told
Public servants in Australia have been told to anonymously report colleagues who take long lunches, leave work early or waste time at work. But the memo sent to the staff of the Australian Tax Office has been criticised by many who say it is harmful to workplace culture.
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Australia To Force Meta And Google To Pay For News Shared On Platforms
Australia will force Meta and Google to pay for news shared on their platforms under a new scheme unveiled Thursday, threatening to tax them if they refuse to strike deals with local media.
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Huge Fee Hike For Foreign Owners Of 'Ghost' Homes In Australia
Australia will impose a dramatic rise in fees on foreign buyers of existing homes who leave them empty, the government said Sunday as it tries to ease a rental crisis.
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India Clocked 0.07 Percent Crypto Tax Payers; Over 99 Percent Global Investors Evaded Dues: Divly Report
It is estimated that only 0.07 percent of Indian crypto owners actually declared and paid their taxes in the year of 2022. The finding has been published by Divly, a Sweden-based tech research firm. With 4.09 percent, Finland clocked the maximum crypto tax payment rate, while India secured the 22nd rank on the index.
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Crypto Industry Disappointed As Australia Looks To Tax Digital Currencies
The crypto industry said it was disappointed with Australia's decision to continue treating digital currencies as assets for tax purposes, and not as foreign currency.
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Crypto Sector Disappointed Over Australia's Decision to Treat Digital Currencies as Assets
The cryptocurrency industry said on Wednesday it was disappointed with Australia's decision to continue treating digital currencies as assets for tax purposes, and not as foreign currency. The government said in its budget announcement on Tuesday it would introduce legislation to enshrine the treatment of digital currencies such as Bitcoin as an as...
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Cryptocurrency Industry Disappointed As Australia Looks To Enshrine Tax Rules
The cryptocurrency industry said on Wednesday it was disappointed with Australia's decision to continue treating digital currencies as assets for tax purposes, and not as foreign currency.
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Australia Plans Crypto Taxation as Government Gears to Reform Payment Laws
The government of Australia has begun thinking of ways to regulate the crypto sector. Along with bringing digital assets under the tax regime of the nation, Australia is also aiming to ensure investor protection. Foreign crypto exchanges operating in the country may also have to agree to store Australian data inside the country itself.
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British Woman Wins Long Legal Battle Against Australia's "Backpacker Tax"
A British woman on Wednesday won a lengthy legal fight against Australia's "backpacker tax", after the country's top court agreed the levy discriminated against foreigners on working holiday visas.
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ICC Defers Decision On Fate Of Men's T20 World Cup To Next Month
The ICC men's T20 World Cup is scheduled to be held in Australia in October-November.
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Exiled In Hong Kong, Chinese Tycoon At Centre Of Australian Probe
Australian tax authorities know where to find their man - living in a gilded quasi-exile in Hong Kong. They also know what they want. That would be back taxes of 140 million Australian dollars, or about $100 million.
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Three Arrested For Cheating Actress Isha Sharvani Of Rs 3 Lakh
Three men who allegedly duped Bollywood actress Isha Sharvani by pretending to be Australian Tax Officers have been arrested.
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Amazon Stops Blocking Australians From Its US Website After Backlash
Amazon's abrupt reversal, less than five months after the policy was introduced, is a relief for shoppers.
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After Almost Two Decades Of GST, "Tampon Tax" Now Scrapped In Australia
After almost two decades of political wrangling Australia on Wednesday finally agreed to scrap its so-called "tampon tax".
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Amazon Hands Goodwill to eBay With Move to Shut Australians Out of Overseas Sites
Amazon's recent move to stop Australians from shopping on its foreign websites, due to a new law that requires it to collect taxes, is turning away once-loyal customers.
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Report Coworkers Who Take Long Lunches, Waste Time, Oz Bureaucrats Told
Public servants in Australia have been told to anonymously report colleagues who take long lunches, leave work early or waste time at work. But the memo sent to the staff of the Australian Tax Office has been criticised by many who say it is harmful to workplace culture.
