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[B4TT]

Why not? what if you ever wanted to do your own thing in making 3D things... would be handy to know at that stage..
I would like to know for the sake of knowing, What better way to learn than to debate with someone who actually knows what they are talking about, I can present Nik with what I think should be the case or what I find and he can pick it apart for whatever reason and from that I will learn = win.

When are you carnts going to borrow in excess of $1m from me?

So what you are saying is that you are an elitist who will be basing your lunch dates on how much money someone wants... tsk tsk.

[Adam]

What a wanchor!


I dont wanna work for myself. Im happy being a chump

[Morgan]

[B4TT]

Lord Mayor dogcollarwearinglesbiandike strikes again.

http://www.smh.com.a...20ziw.html#poll

[skillionaire]

"any unpaid invoices as at 30 June each year – for example,
if you receive an invoice in June 2012, but you do not pay
that invoice until some time in July 2012, you report that
payment in 2012-13 Taxable payments annual report"

So roll that to July? That statement is also completely 'invoicie' exclusive. I am still not understanding your stance on the matter.

Did you actually read that quote before you posted it?

[Shaz]

Haha awesome.

Josh - pretty much mate. High net worth clients get lunches. :-)

[Adam]

Holy crap. Rachs Parents got their 86 already! They only ordered last week!

[Shaz]

Holy crap. Rachs Parents got their 86 already! They only ordered last week!

picsofskidsorgtfo.

Did they get the GT or the GTS model Adamantium?

[B4TT]

So roll that to July? That statement is also completely 'invoicie' exclusive. I am still not understanding your stance on the matter.

Did you actually read that quote before you posted it?

Happy to admit that I have it wrong if I do, as I said, I am only trying to learn about this.. but the way I read it is that if someone sends you a bill in June and you pay it in July than you can make the deduction in the next financial year (the one that the July falls in).

[Shaz]

Happy to admit that I have it wrong if I do, as I said, I am only trying to learn about this.. but the way I read it is that if someone sends you a bill in June and you pay it in July than you can make the deduction in the next financial year (the one that the July falls in).

I'm pretty sure that if you're invoiced in June, and you pay it in July, that it still counts for Junes tax return.

[Adam]

picsofskidsorgtfo.

Did they get the GT or the GTS model Adamantium?

GTS.

They were paying for it outright. And the salesman tried to tell them it was better to finance it! HAHA What a knob.

Unfortunately, It's her mum's car and she didnt like the feel of the clutch, so she went auto.

[B4TT]

I'm pretty sure that if you're invoiced in June, and you pay it in July, that it still counts for Junes tax return.

I shall concede to misunderstanding and defeat.

[Shaz]

I've heard the GTS isn't really worth the price tag difference.

[B4TT]

I've heard the GTS isn't really worth the price tag difference.

Does the S stand for Snake?

[Adam]

Meh, their money haha. I dont know the difference between the 2.

Should see the idiodic wing they offer in the body kit haha

[Shaz]

Meh, their money haha. I dont know the difference between the 2.

Should see the idiodic wing they offer in the body kit haha

Do you mean this monstrosity?

[Adam]

Yep!

They didn't get the kit.

[Shaz]

I prefer the GT to be honest.

[skillionaire]

I'm pretty sure that if you're invoiced in June, and you pay it in July, that it still counts for Junes tax return.

As discussed this is correct.

Just found out a local business hasn't been paying super for nearly four years!!!!


BAKAAOOOO!

[skillionaire]

Where the hell is Rainbow?