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  • čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
  • New Australian rules about to make escaping the tax net much harder
    Wealthy people are fleeing before they come into effect.
    It was already quite difficult to cease to be Australian tax resident, even if you leave the country!
    You could spend as little as 45 days in Australia (while living abroad for the rest of the year) to be considered Australian tax resident! That's insane!
    There have been talks about implementing what's called ''Bright Line'' Residency Test, a test that would make it clear whether you're a tax resident of the country or not.
    It is difficult to escape the Australian tax net, and it will get even more difficult in the future so it's best to plan accordingly.
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Komentáře • 979

  • @julianshalders6047
    @julianshalders6047 Před 28 dny +99

    Billionaire kerry packer said to the A.T.O, " i will pay more tax if you stop wasting tax payers money on bad decisions".

    • @emmabower9654
      @emmabower9654 Před 20 dny +8

      One of the best speeches ever!!!

    • @technicianbis5250-ig1zd
      @technicianbis5250-ig1zd Před 9 dny +4

      Did love K packer, dragged into a parliamentary hearing he was asked why he only paid one cent in tax, he replied I have great accountants.

  • @mopz1ner
    @mopz1ner Před 11 dny +48

    The Australia we have today... is not the same Australia we had in the year 2000. Let that sink in.

    • @Brian1952ful
      @Brian1952ful Před 7 dny

      In what way?

    • @dutchylt
      @dutchylt Před 4 dny +2

      ​@@Brian1952ful you living under a rock?

    • @davidball5002
      @davidball5002 Před 4 dny +2

      @@Brian1952fulFar less freedoms and getting worse all the time. If you are one of the (now) minority of Australians that has a real life and actually does real things, you will notice the inner-city lifeless are only too keen to see our freedoms given away.

    • @user-ve5tg2qx7e
      @user-ve5tg2qx7e Před 2 dny

      Ow Brian you’re a lost cause sorry but if you don’t know now you never will

  • @JT-wk2zp
    @JT-wk2zp Před 2 měsíci +76

    I love Australia but sadly this place is changing for the worse.

  • @stevenbrown2401
    @stevenbrown2401 Před měsícem +104

    As an Australian the way I see things is that we are as a Country being fleeced at an alarming rate, the Corporate world pays very little to no tax while the wage earner along with Small Business carries our Country on our backs. This leads to resentment in the general community, along with constant division from very poor Governance.
    We are being controlled from Brussels

    • @bozmorley5353
      @bozmorley5353 Před měsícem +6

      Brussels??????

    • @Techtuyi
      @Techtuyi Před 27 dny

      The Australia First institute revealed that she'll, Exon and chevron exploit gas for free pay no government taxes or royalties then sell it overseas and back to us at inflatable prices!

    • @victorgrech1136
      @victorgrech1136 Před 8 dny

      @@bozmorley5353 WEF UN blackrock corporations all the same thing

    • @user-zb1yy2xm9v
      @user-zb1yy2xm9v Před 6 dny

      😢

  • @MrIsmilealot
    @MrIsmilealot Před 4 měsíci +142

    I'm an Aussie married a Dutchie , lived in the Netherlands for 9 years came back for 3 years 2019 -2022 WTF !!! happened to my beautiful Australia. Every second guy and girl is called Karen rules rules rules debt debt debt.

    • @farzinfrank2553
      @farzinfrank2553 Před měsícem +26

      No, every 9 out of 10 is called sanjit, ramjit, rohan, kim, wong and chong;) even the abduls and omars are in monrity:)

    • @vick7611
      @vick7611 Před 12 dny

      Paul Keating, turn this place in to rip-off cuantrey. Wellcome to communism.

    • @basilbrush7878
      @basilbrush7878 Před 11 dny

      ​@@farzinfrank2553you got that right, and they drive an Uber or 711

    • @arfazero1
      @arfazero1 Před 10 dny

      Well the spear chuckers that wear suits had a yes no revolt and lost and are now pushing though any law you pay them to push while they are still in a place of power. This agenda along with the free palistine one are the same movement pushed by bad actors from the Wef swab n Co foundation.

  • @egghead3567
    @egghead3567 Před 5 měsíci +118

    I was refused an exemption to leave Australian back to the UK to see my mother who was riddled with cancer, in hospital and in her last moments on this planet.
    Luckily they opened the borders shortly after my refusal. Luckily I got to see her for two weeks before she died.
    From that point on I decided I cannot stay in this type of country with a mind set like 1940s Germany, so I have since relocated back to the UK-London where I wake up each day with a big smile of my face knowing I escaped!
    I also actually of thinking of denouncing my Australian citizenship because of mine and other peoples experiences.
    New migrants beware, Australia is sold a paradise, but under the surface it’s the opposite.
    I also find it funny how the Australian government is so critical of China and the policies they impose, when they are doing the exact same things to there own citizens.

    • @farzinfrank2553
      @farzinfrank2553 Před měsícem

      They are much worse than china, or any where else in the world. This is a worse place on the world to live.

    • @ddt677
      @ddt677 Před 14 dny

      Australians have always been treated like crap by the government, white or indigenous, but whites much better than the indigenous. It was after all only settled (or stolen) to dump the excess petty criminals from England and exploit the land for its wealth. The care factor here has always been zilch and nothing much has changed.

    • @micorc333
      @micorc333 Před 13 dny +5

      Yep and how about the drug problem here mate is literally so so bad

    • @georgiakerek7999
      @georgiakerek7999 Před 12 dny +3

      Spot on.

    • @MarkBrown-gc6hr
      @MarkBrown-gc6hr Před 11 dny +7

      I don't think the UK is any better off than its penal colony

  • @Artificial-Influencers
    @Artificial-Influencers Před 2 měsíci +137

    Australia is a great place to live if you never want to get ahead or own anything. Just be able lower your standard of living and the welfare system can provide for your needs.
    If the ATO wasn’t a government organization they would be a criminal enterprise. If you work and try to accumulate anything you are taxed on your tax eg..GST, goods and services tax on top of income tax on top of luxury tax on top of petrol business tax. Not to mention every place you want to go has a tolls that all link up and have per kilometer rates. It’s the equivalent to a modern day slavery.

    • @bozmorley5353
      @bozmorley5353 Před měsícem

      What a heap of selfish crap. Stay in USA land of the free and homeless.

    • @anthonybezzina2638
      @anthonybezzina2638 Před měsícem +9

      after growing up in the 70s in Sydney it was the best country in the world but now it's a joke how bad is it? we make nothing tax everyone and everything multiple times and wonder why things are going bad.

    • @ddt677
      @ddt677 Před 14 dny

      The ATO isn't a legal entity, but the Australian Government justify it's existence due to the Tax Act. You are correct it technically is a criminal enterprise, and in fact the Australian Government is corporation masquerading as government. There is no line of Authority being God-Monarch- Commonwealth and the Australian Government's Crown is a St Edwards Vatican Crown not the 1901 Imperial Crown of the Commonwealth of Australia. The pretend monarch is a company named "Elizabeth 2" or now Charles 3.. Smoke and Mirrors and Freemasons

    • @Willberight2moro
      @Willberight2moro Před 13 dny +7

      1 million Aborigines want their royalties.....

    • @willcook403
      @willcook403 Před 13 dny +4

      All true except the tolls are not km based.

  • @alanrandall49
    @alanrandall49 Před 2 měsíci +64

    I remember an acquaintance saying to me in the 1970s, do you realise that we are living in the best times now, quality of life is all going down from here onwards, that has proven to be true.
    Australia the lucky country, yes for the uber rich and those well off with multiple investment properties, not so lucky for the rest of us, and in the last few years the situation is getting much worse, at this rate I just wonder how bad is it going to get! 😞

  • @berniestar1490
    @berniestar1490 Před 6 měsíci +100

    I'm Australian, been in business 40 years, you are 100% correct about living under a cloud of giant, intrusive bureaucratic henchmen. We have so much compliance at every level of government.

    • @victorgrech1136
      @victorgrech1136 Před 8 dny +1

      with 2.5 million government works and a workforce of 10 million it's amazing we're not in chains living in concentration camps

  • @jeremylonsdale3350
    @jeremylonsdale3350 Před 2 měsíci +37

    Only country in the world I'm aware of that back dated tax laws to screw over there own citizens.

  • @1darryloflife
    @1darryloflife Před 8 dny +9

    The ATO was found to be a non legal entity back in 2001 in the High Court of Australia. The ATO is owned by Black Rock , Bank of America and other American financial corporations through the Fed. We pulled the paperwork backing this all uop from the Australian Securities Investments Commission register of company names back about a year ago. Australia like the United States is dictated to by an intergovernmental committee based in Rome since for America 1962 and Australia 1973. The whole system of taxation in both countries is a scam orchestrated by the Fed as far back as 1913 when Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Bank Act .

  • @SeizuringFetus
    @SeizuringFetus Před rokem +83

    I hate this place, Australia is only a land of opportunity for a very exclusive and select few, our unemployment and poverty statistics are not correct.

    • @truth-Hurts375
      @truth-Hurts375 Před 4 měsíci

      Bullshit !!! You are a lazy cant but at the same time you want to live the high life !!! You think people get rich by sitting on their asses smoking dope the whole day....

    • @user-ve5tg2qx7e
      @user-ve5tg2qx7e Před 2 dny

      Thank you, there is a solution the money master 1996. The Australian people are the dumbest in the world

  • @Mac-tz6ur
    @Mac-tz6ur Před 9 měsíci +30

    ATO is like the Mafia..... No joke. When Au goes cashless, look out. Time to leave Australia.

    •  Před 5 dny

      I agree 😮😊 that's my plan asap

  • @Willberight2moro
    @Willberight2moro Před 13 dny +14

    Australia peaked in 2000...
    We became a destination after the Olympics and started moving from low to high density living mostly from China and India.
    These communities operate "cash" economies avoiding tax....

    • @basilbrush7878
      @basilbrush7878 Před 11 dny +4

      Yes and the Chinese can afford a $15m house on the Northern beaches, the rest of us are crippled by tax

    • @stephp7778
      @stephp7778 Před 7 dny

      ​@@basilbrush7878Chinese don't pay correct wages and they have several identities for they cheat anyway they can.

    • @purebloodheretic4682
      @purebloodheretic4682 Před 5 dny

      The Mass Immigrant Invasion - "Great Replacement" Kalergi Plan - Is Destroying Australia 🇦🇺 😢

  • @GleeSmee
    @GleeSmee Před rokem +435

    Clive James, the late Australian humorist long-resident-in-the-UK, famously said " ‘The problem with Australians is not that so many of them are descended from convicts but that so many are descended from prison officers.’

    • @ashthegreat1
      @ashthegreat1 Před rokem +10

      This. Though i always misattributed the quote to Michael Palin

    • @user-ds8zk7lt7f
      @user-ds8zk7lt7f Před rokem +12

      I totally agree with you as an ex prison officer lol

    • @peterkelly6146
      @peterkelly6146 Před rokem +8

      @@redhammer9910
      To be precise they were navy marines

    • @ccsworldaustralia4332
      @ccsworldaustralia4332 Před rokem +7

      And look at us now, doing amazing and loving it here.

    • @UFOhunter4711
      @UFOhunter4711 Před rokem +7

      The real problem is too many anglos

  • @gimnyipesni
    @gimnyipesni Před rokem +404

    After the pandemic I have never wanted to leave this place more. The worst part is most people here are complacent

    • @nunyabizzness6468
      @nunyabizzness6468 Před rokem +68

      dont get me started, i used to be proud to call myself an aussie but now im disgusted and still cant believe how many sheep there are that blindly follow outrages bullshit claims and "facts"

    • @erniesulovic4734
      @erniesulovic4734 Před rokem +1

      I am moving to Europe (non EU country) to be with my future Mrs. I am going to get married there, start up a Company and apply for residency asap. Hell if this shithole of a country is going to get any money I make overseas, especially once I leave this dump of a place. They can go get knackered.

    • @Aaronaku
      @Aaronaku Před rokem +1

      i know man, i fucking hate this country so much, i wanna leave so badly, its a fucking shit hole, i feel so imprisoned here, it just got worse with the covid scam

    • @andrewkaiser4660
      @andrewkaiser4660 Před rokem +1

      I hear ya mate.
      Our hospitals are a joke and actually killing people more than saving them.
      I’m so pissed off

    • @seedy-TV
      @seedy-TV Před rokem +6

      True that 👍

  • @darrenwilson9549
    @darrenwilson9549 Před měsícem +13

    Australia is ruined by our government. Love the country, but I’d much rather live elsewhere and know I can afford to live.

  • @amsterdamoriginalsaustralia

    It's truely devastating the taxes, price of food & the way Australia is going downhill in a hurry. Both major parties are as bad as each other

  • @jacobneumann5021
    @jacobneumann5021 Před 11 měsíci +71

    We're leaving after 30 years. Another 10 years from now we'll be just like dystopia Canada.

    • @Hangover-ry9bo
      @Hangover-ry9bo Před 3 měsíci +9

      Yep, my 20 years are up in November, got togo and leave this place behind. Never thought that even Aussies born here start making plans

    • @HP66856
      @HP66856 Před 3 měsíci +6

      8 months after you wrote this, I’m reading this due to wanting to leave. Never thought I’d say that about the country I love, but it’s becoming unliveable.

    • @Truthspreader70
      @Truthspreader70 Před 2 měsíci

      Australia is worse than Canada

    • @realsatoshihashimoto
      @realsatoshihashimoto Před měsícem +2

      Already is

    • @darwinstubbie860
      @darwinstubbie860 Před 22 dny +2

      I left Australia after 30 years and what a good decision that was.

  • @Ligma_butt
    @Ligma_butt Před rokem +309

    As an Australian citizen, i can confirm that the government doesn’t give two sh*ts about you or your circumstance, just as long as they can make money then they don’t care what happens to you.

    • @bfnew4440
      @bfnew4440 Před rokem +14

      Medicare and centrelink benefits would beg to differ

    • @Kdoesleezy
      @Kdoesleezy Před rokem +6

      @@bfnew4440exactly

    • @Ligma_butt
      @Ligma_butt Před rokem +27

      @@bfnew4440 not in my case, I’ve been homeless for 8 months now living off the land, all because they won’t help me out with jobseeker when I need it. 10 years of continuous work, paying taxes and this is what I get when I struggle, just a soccer mum at a desk telling me I’m ineligible for support.

    • @mblenefjerne9652
      @mblenefjerne9652 Před rokem +6

      @@Ligma_butt sorry to hear that. Things wouldn't exactly be better elsewhere though, especially not in the countries that the guy in the video is commending for their tax regulations. It's obviously bad that the system isn't working for you and your situation is unfortunately really common globally, moreso than in Australia. There are only a handful of little rich European countries that are better about social safety netting than Australia, and they also have tight and staunch tax regulations. It comes with the territory and no system will be perfect

    • @gimnyipesni
      @gimnyipesni Před rokem +11

      @@bfnew4440 I get piss all from either of them

  • @AusValue
    @AusValue Před 11 měsíci +60

    As an Australian, I’m shocked how many aussies are here defending the ATO in these comments. Crazy, really enforces that nanny state mentality you were talking about.
    Think I’ll take your advice on going to Thailand. All my income now is from dividends and capital gains, so if Im understanding correctly, Thailand wouldn’t touch that income as long as it’s not remitted, and the ATO should also leave me alone

    • @ian7033-qj9wg
      @ian7033-qj9wg Před 11 měsíci

      Hey. go live in a 3rd world shithole. They got cheap beer and prostitution though.

    • @chrisk7118
      @chrisk7118 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@ian7033-qj9wgAustralia is the shithole

    • @confucius247
      @confucius247 Před 9 měsíci +5

      Been in Thailand for 8 years, no tax from fully franked dividends as the tax is already taken out by the company paying you the dividend. Any money you have in you bank is taxed at 10% on the interest you earn, e.g. $1,000 - $100 and the bank takes that out, providing you tell them your going overseas and will become a foreign or non resident. Watch out for the new laws coming out (nothing concrete yet), but I heard that you would have to be out of the country for 3 years to be considered a non resident for tax purposes and in country for 45 days to be a resident for tax purposes, more than likely if it does come into effect, it will be around 1 July 2024. Edit: Also no Capital Gains Tax on the sale of shares. But don't hold property whatever you do.

    • @AusValue
      @AusValue Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@confucius247 Good Tips, sounds like you are spot on. I dont own a home in Australia. I've amended my plan, likely wont go to Thailand due to the hazy foreign tax laws. Non Dom Uk Taxation would likely be better, and Australians under 35 are eligible for a 3 year youth mobility visa. Seems like a good path to take, ill make sure im out before the start of the next tax year

    • @sebastiansupel2310
      @sebastiansupel2310 Před 3 měsíci

      Australians are the quintessential product of the stamford prison experiment 2.0 / stockholm syndrome with tall poppy syndrome due to inheriting island bubble mentality! They love to shoot anyone wanting to better their lives or who are on a trajectory to success.

  • @andrewmcleod9312
    @andrewmcleod9312 Před 7 dny +2

    Not to mention The Queensland Government introduced a new Bill to establish coercive control as a standalone offence by the end of 2023. Up to seven years jail, and the government wants that mandated to 12 years max...
    Coercive control laws... Let that sink in Aussie men.....

  • @CrystalClearConsciousness
    @CrystalClearConsciousness Před 4 měsíci +11

    Problems? Where to live in the world that you will feel at home. Wherever you go, you take yourself and the way you think. As a man thinks in his heart, so is he! You are not your past, nor anyone else's. If you misidentify with beliefs and concepts, they will keep you bound. Freedom and so-called happiness are not something that you seek, they are what you already are. Conditioning by the systems of the world is what entrap you. Know Self, forget about every-thing else. Peace.

  • @paulaka7
    @paulaka7 Před 15 dny +4

    Australia used to be a great place, cost of living was so ,low, wages were good, houses were cheap compared to wages. The country is now completely broken.

  • @jeremiemarin4055
    @jeremiemarin4055 Před 13 dny +5

    Not giving up my home Australia with out a fight to the end . So by all means run away . Our ancestors fought for freedom from corporations, now its our turn. This has happened all over the world, not just Australia.

    • @user-zb1yy2xm9v
      @user-zb1yy2xm9v Před 6 dny +1

      I can see it in NZ. I have wanted to live in Australia for many years, now it seems to be turning sour..... Such a pity when it was the Lucky Country.

    • @TheLads_Gaming
      @TheLads_Gaming Před 22 hodinami

      I agree I'm a kiwi and auzzy has always been the place to go in terms of better living in general but as it sits with country's are as bad as each other at this point.

  • @davidmcclatchey2133
    @davidmcclatchey2133 Před rokem +159

    Australia has been a very heavy handed and heavily taxed draconian country for a very long time.

    • @bwood1234qwert
      @bwood1234qwert Před rokem

      Haha we are taxed very slightly more than the US. But we have the benefit of not dying because w can't afford healthcare and no-one gets shot

    • @knolez1546
      @knolez1546 Před rokem +8

      Perhaps it's original purpose? Did our ancestors get scammed? Yes I think so

    • @jimmyj2563
      @jimmyj2563 Před rokem +3

      Can’t agree with that.

    • @cathybaldry7822
      @cathybaldry7822 Před rokem +1

      You should try Canada if you think Australia is tough on its border security and immigration rules.

    • @ant208
      @ant208 Před rokem

      Yet the people here keep voting for more rules. The government is the product of the people. Australia is ruled by Karen's

  • @jessiejordan2853
    @jessiejordan2853 Před rokem +48

    Our quality of life is quickly going down the toilet. Cost of living and housing are through the roof.
    Homelessness in the full time employed and working families is rampant and rising.

    • @Ful-OGold
      @Ful-OGold Před 3 měsíci +5

      It’s farked! I have a few friends who are homeless, work full time were good tenants living in the same house for years then owner decided to sell up, left them high and dry, can’t find a rental so forced to move in with friends. I mean yeah technically not homeless in the sense of not living under a bridge but when you are living in one room full of your unopened boxes and no shed or yard space to do what you need to do for work is hardly having a home. Also iv seen doctors living permanently in caravans in parks because there’s no suitable housing. The world has gone mad. They taught us in school if you work hard enough you can get whatever you want, but the harder you work the more they tax you. Better off being poor and getting hand outs.

    • @basilbrush7878
      @basilbrush7878 Před 11 dny

      I was on $250k in Sydney for the largest bank. About mid last year 2023 after 5 years of flawless rental at $2,600 pm was issued a termination of tenancy. Completely legal in NSW without reason. I applied for numerous properties at $4,000 pm but was rejected without explanation. I eventually went through the process of paying f9r AirBNB for 6 months. Then in January this year I quit my job and now live in Cambodia with a better standard of living for around $1,000 pm

  • @Adam-fj6ls
    @Adam-fj6ls Před rokem +196

    I was born here and I want to get out coz of dan andrews. The government here is in your face in every single aspect of your life. It's mental

    • @H3XGroup
      @H3XGroup Před rokem +27

      I’m in Melbourne Victoria Australia too. Dan Andrews has destroyed our city and I’m looking at alternatives. We have literally gone from being the best place to live to one of the worst in the western world and it’s getting worse!!!

    • @danielhayton1
      @danielhayton1 Před rokem

      Dan Andrews is a corrupt PEDO & needs to be locked up!

    • @RDHZRD
      @RDHZRD Před rokem +12

      Country Victoria is much better, still same rules but my harder to police and growing career opportunities.
      Melbourne really peaked in 2019 unfortunately and it's sad to walk around Melbourne CBD now.

    • @Mathstrade
      @Mathstrade Před rokem

      He really is Vermin

    • @fair98fair
      @fair98fair Před rokem +10

      Victoria is like the California of Aus. Definately better states you can go to

  • @Tassiedevil287
    @Tassiedevil287 Před 11 měsíci +7

    That’s it keep telling people not to come to Australia the last thing we need is more people .

  • @secretwatcher9922
    @secretwatcher9922 Před rokem +58

    I'm a born & bred Australian & had the chance to stay in the UK when I was young, I am so sorry I didn't take the opportunity. For a long time now the really rich Chinese have been putting our housing prices through the roof for years & getting away with huge tax advoidence. Australia is extremely racist towards the UK & European nationalities that got this nation off the ground. Asians, Africans & Arabs can walk through our door but if your European or from the UK it's expensive too vertically impossible. So is the Australian government racist towards the white European offspring of our founding fathers yes. Our government is also trying to change our constitution without telling us how & what changes will be made. They are doing what Canada is doing & trying to take away a lot of our rights to information on social media & mainstream news so we will be limited to what we can view. Anything classed as misinformation will be removed & banned, the only ones exempt from these new laws will be of course the state & federal governments they can of course dish out anything whether it's true or not. Australia & Canada were the two twin nations in the world that were considered the best to live in. People used to dream of being born into these two cultures. Unfortunately we have stood back for too long & just letting them take our rights, we don't even celebrate Christmas like we used to in case we offend another religion even though it is them coming to our culture & not the opposite way around. Our ancestors fort & died for our freedom now we are left wondering why. Every piece of land with any value is being handed back to the aboriginals that just leave it to sit & rot or lease it back to us for ridiculous amounts of money. They continue to blame past history for their on going problems & will take no responsibility for their own lives & mistakes. Apparently putting money in their pockets that they spend on drink will fix their drinking problems & when we give them free or cheap housing & destroy it we should fix it, the whites have the the same problems but apparently we only have ourselves to blame & ourselves to fix it Yes what a great place Australia was once but no longer. But take note people Australia & Canada are trial nations for the introduction of the world Government so don't run to far because other nations are closely following behind. You see, if you don't know where to look you only see the faults in other nations while your governments are busy hiding your faults from you.🇦🇺🐨😢😡

    • @creuzm
      @creuzm Před rokem +1

      🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @teddyblue6892
      @teddyblue6892 Před rokem +4

      So well said, NZ going there faster 😢

    • @whitegum56
      @whitegum56 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Thank you for your imput here I have thought about this for a while now myself, well said.

    • @marcusbarnes5929
      @marcusbarnes5929 Před 11 měsíci

      💯 % on point 👍 have you seen the map of Australia that shows land owned by China... it's not good.

    • @fairnessme5060
      @fairnessme5060 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Listening voice of indigenous!
      Not 1770!

  • @Patricksstealthvanlife
    @Patricksstealthvanlife Před rokem +73

    The ato owed me $30,000. Because of a mistake they made. I had to pay a tax lawyer to prove them wrong and it took me 2 years to get it back. An apology was not even considered. They are a law to themselves. Karma isn't a bitch. It's an employee of the ATO !!! Great video. Balanced and fair. And also 100% true .

    • @Bohemiahotrodandcustom
      @Bohemiahotrodandcustom Před 9 měsíci +5

      They did the same thing to me, stole $23,000 from me

    • @lightbringer9940
      @lightbringer9940 Před 9 měsíci

      How did you find out they took money from you? How does that even haopen

  • @knolez1546
    @knolez1546 Před rokem +23

    Think of all the revolutions throughout Irish history. In the 19th century many Irish men, women and children were exiled from Ireland to the US and Australia. Many orphans from the famine as well. Australia was an open-air prison. It still is....

  • @greghayes9118
    @greghayes9118 Před 7 dny +2

    Just to let you know, the ATO is not an authority under the constitution. This was proven recently in the High Court of Australia.

  • @andrewst9797
    @andrewst9797 Před měsícem +2

    Australia has the worst government ever right now, Labor/Green, highest property prices in the world and out of control immigration.

  • @reeffkuhn2723
    @reeffkuhn2723 Před rokem +68

    Ive lived in australia for the past 15 years and i can back everything michael is saying. Nanny state, highly controlled. Very weird to be there during the hight of covid....

  • @anonymousdonor8084
    @anonymousdonor8084 Před rokem +103

    After seeing how they handled the "pandemic"; I can't imagine why they haven't gutted their government. It looked like an authoritarian police state. It's. a shame as it is a beautiful and interesting country.

    • @matthewnirenberg
      @matthewnirenberg Před rokem +36

      The govt flew in foreign cops as part of the "Strong Cities" program (these were the ones in riot gear only identifiable by a black number on red patch who also used armoured vehicles against unarmed citizens). The govt has a monopoly on violence and when it suits them they ignore the laws as nothing can be done against them for doing so.
      Also note that under Dictator Dan's omnibus bill, the definition of "detained" has been changed permanently to remove being "charged" or "sentenced", thus allowing someone to be permanently detained without any charge or sentence - i.e. a political prisoner, without any right of appeal. The same omnibus bill also changed the law to permit anyone to be "detained" for "public health & safety" purposes without charge or sentence. This means the govt can cart you away for any reason they like. The same omnibus bill changed the law to also permit the govt to force anyone to undergo any medical procedure they deem is required for "public health & safety". His "permanent powers" bill changed the law to let him declare a state of emergency if he felt there was or could be an emergency of any type anywhere in the world, and that the emergency period would be indefinite subject to him confirming to himself and his cronies every month that there was an emergency. How long until he uses "climate" as the excuse to lock everyone down?
      Many in Australia believe the elections (not all but key electorates) are rigged - the seat of Mulgrave (Dictator Dan's seat) had a clear win for the independent but because a letter from the VEC (Victorian Electoral Commission) instructed vote counters to only care about "Labor & Liberal" votes (which of the two was the higher preference over the other), the Dictator won. When the independent tried to get a recount he was told "there's no need, the correct person won".
      Combine this with the fact that there was election rigging (electoral fraud) by means of the existence of fraudulent parties "Sack Dan Andrews Party" - fraud because this party was the opposite of what it claimed to be and also because it was 100% funded and run by another party (Labor). What did the VEC do? Absolutely nothing because they're 100% crooked and run by Dictator Dan and one of his ministers.
      The reality of elections is "selected, not elected", and no it has nothing to do with the stupid preference system as shown by the commission only caring about two-candidate preferred. Also there is footage from the NSW election going around the internet where an electoral official puts boxes of votes in a private vehicle and says that they're rigging the election.
      Oh and FYI, only the govt is supposed to make laws according to the Constitution yet "National Cabinet" which was created during the plandemic has 100% usurped the Federal Government as the Prime Minister lets National Cabinet exclusively make laws. There is no legitimate govt as long as National Cabinet exists.

    • @cameronhickey7771
      @cameronhickey7771 Před rokem +8

      @@matthewnirenberg well put. Excellent summation.

    • @heavenismydomicile3280
      @heavenismydomicile3280 Před rokem +2

      @@matthewnirenberg Galatians 6:7

    • @jennifertinker985
      @jennifertinker985 Před rokem

      The government has no choice. They have lost our sovereignty to the WEF and WHO

    • @Mathstrade
      @Mathstrade Před rokem +2

      Spot on

  • @AussieLuke-uq8hh
    @AussieLuke-uq8hh Před 10 dny +2

    Spot on mate. This country is the most governed, draconian law, heavily taxed place. Its a place where working is all a person can do because a house and cost of living is insane.

  • @franknirvana1
    @franknirvana1 Před 8 měsíci +5

    yeah the ATO are crooks. I would rather deal with the mafia

    • @toby9999
      @toby9999 Před 6 měsíci

      Go then. You'll be back.

  • @athanasiosraptis5285
    @athanasiosraptis5285 Před rokem +25

    ATO, is NOT an "Australian Government" department. Its a private agency. THAT has been disclosed in High Court cases. You can make your own conclusions about WHAT ATO is and WHO owns ATO.

  • @TheJaybez
    @TheJaybez Před rokem +7

    Thanks for the info but just saying I'm not OCD but who built the stairs in the place you did this video? There's some major gaps that don't look like expansion joint's? Anyway thanks for the update been milked since I started working 😅

  • @greghayes9118
    @greghayes9118 Před 7 dny +1

    I definitely want out. I have minimal debt, and own my property outright, despite property ownership law has gone through the shredder! That's right, despite Queen Victoria granting absolute ownership of land to the people, it been stolen by our corporate political cartel.

  • @theaussienurseflipper.8113
    @theaussienurseflipper.8113 Před 11 měsíci +4

    The ATO is not that bright, they chased a friend of mine years ago for over two years with same investigator. My mate was in a cash business and the same guy followed him around to four different locations over two year period. This guy pretended to be a half wit, telling my friend his father had the same business years ago. Asking him thousands of questions. One night my friend was moved to a different location, just around the corner just sitting in the dark and he watched this ATO guy walking from another business owner. They locked eyes and the ATO guy the word F#ck. He knew his cover was blown but the funny thing is why my mate knew over two years earlier and warned other business owners, who he was. But other owners of businesses did cash jobs. The worst thing about the ATO is even if you are right and you take them to court and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars, they can back date kaw changes so they win. An accountant told me just pay them what they want. There was a well-known criminal and Melbourne they were chasing for money and he met them in a restaurant open a suitcase with I don't know know how many hundreds of thousands of dollars and he said this is all you getting. They took it and close the case against him.

    • @richardbrown9344
      @richardbrown9344 Před 5 měsíci

      Another case of brainless govt goons just following orders.

  • @user-qy8xl6wo2u
    @user-qy8xl6wo2u Před měsícem +7

    I left years ago. Australia has changed it is not the country I grew up in and loved. Over bearing government, high taxation but worst of all is the politicians allowing in low class people with beliefs that are inconsistent with the good old Aussie spirit. The Buddhists and Hindus seem to get along with the Christians and Jews...but not the lot from Sandland. I chose Thailand. I like the hot weather and the folks here are easy going. I will die here.

    • @basilbrush7878
      @basilbrush7878 Před 11 dny +1

      I'm the same as you, now live a better standard of living in Cambodia on $1,000 USD per month

  • @mvp019
    @mvp019 Před rokem +81

    I remember when I was in school, I thought about going to Australia - now I am convinced it is one of the most awful places a person could live; they really showed their @ss during COVID, and this information about their taxing authorities is gas on that fire.

    • @lachlanbrown409
      @lachlanbrown409 Před rokem +15

      If you like the outdoors it's a very pleasant large open air prison. If you are literate and rational, it is not a place to be. Australian born.

    • @barryetherton4889
      @barryetherton4889 Před rokem +6

      I am Australian and I have lived in the USA as well, we have our faults but still good place to live.

    • @doodlegassum6959
      @doodlegassum6959 Před rokem +1

      ​@@barryetherton4889 the ATO firmly believe this and tax you accordingly

    • @peterbreis5407
      @peterbreis5407 Před rokem

      Then just demand to be taxed according to your IQ.

    • @mblenefjerne9652
      @mblenefjerne9652 Před rokem +8

      @@doodlegassum6959 despite higher taxes, Australia has the third highest wealth per capita of all countries in the world. The US for example is trailing behind just about all of the developed world in that statistic. So the average Australian may be taxed more than the average American, but they end out with more money than the average American anyway

  • @will-qp9bw
    @will-qp9bw Před rokem +5

    Jesus christ all this tax bullshit. I think at that point it's just best to live out in the bushes and greet them with an arrow in case to dare to go find you.

  • @serenalim6967
    @serenalim6967 Před 7 dny +2

    Arrived by plane legally in the early 80s - great country Australia then, but now 2024, it’s changed so much that it’s no longer a great country with poor governance and no accountability. Worked hard, saved hard and paid taxes - for what? Look at what’s happening in Europe with DEI, wokeness, illegal immigrants - sad and worrying times ahead in Australia.

  • @krishlanaidoo8392
    @krishlanaidoo8392 Před měsícem +3

    Michael I so impressed that you can talk freely about this subject. I am amazed your chanell has been closed yet. Godbless .
    Australia s for the rich .I worked in financial planning accumulated properties .when the 2008 came no one seen this I lost farm worth $5500 three other properties. I have worked for forty years have nothing to show for.
    If I can give one piece of advice
    Have one home , one car pay its off be debt free. Be happy all greed .Allow people to bring money and pour into the property market. Today the average people cannot nit even own piece of land .
    Where had Australia gone wrong it's it turned out like Hong Kong. High rise everywhere. In the last 15 years units were built it's all mould linking building so poorly build. Because the builder were signing of the properties. Conflict of interest.
    Don't get me wrong Australia is a beautiful country, but became too expensive too live.
    I worry what's the next generation going to do. Creating a society off helpless. Depression drugs etc.
    My heart goes out when I go and feed the homeless all over Sydney listening to there stories. Makes you cry😂😂😂❤❤

  • @NathenMarabani
    @NathenMarabani Před 2 měsíci +7

    I was born here and I live here and I can tell you all the price of living is through the roof when a packet of cigarettes cost $50. The price of houses has jumped up to $1 million. We are probably the most taxed country in the world, the living cost is a joke and the government seem to always give themselves pay rises or not caring for the people who live here .
    foreign investment in our housing market is a disgrace pushing home prices and even rent through the roof on average $700 a week for rent .
    Food prices are way through the roof as well being your mate even your every day needs a bottle of milk close to 5 dollars .

  • @annanolan7156
    @annanolan7156 Před 11 měsíci +25

    I am Australian and you are right we are under attack here financially, we are such a nanny state and are taxed big time, I would love to leave and go somewhere it’s not so draconian and the laws are not so strict….as a business owner we get slammed with business tax, BAS then income tax - it sucks

    • @sprig3432
      @sprig3432 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Can't you open a trust and claim business expenses on many things? I don't think it's that bleak if you are clever following the rule of law to your benefit. Maybe do more research

    • @tacorevenge87
      @tacorevenge87 Před 9 měsíci

      Spot on

  • @vichetkim5533
    @vichetkim5533 Před 13 dny +1

    It's not paying taxes that is really the problem, it's what the taxes get unlawfully spent on which opens up a ghastly can of worms.

  • @ruasetepovos
    @ruasetepovos Před měsícem +2

    I lived in Australia late 80's very early 90's, their tax rates are high. The ATO is a nightmare, they are like debt collectors, from what i heard locally. I have never been back only in Sydney for 2 days about 15 years ago. I would never live there for tax reasons. Earning and paying high taxes was not my cup of tea.

  • @CryptowithJAMESHub
    @CryptowithJAMESHub Před 4 měsíci +3

    The goal of a retirement plan is to accumulate enough savings to maintain a desired standard of living during retirement, covering expenses such as housing, healthcare, and leisure activities, without relying solely on Social Security benefits or other forms of income. I'm lucky to have heed to Advice of my FA.

  • @shaunbigwood6384
    @shaunbigwood6384 Před rokem +4

    I think the ATO are pissed off because 50 thousand Aussies claimed fake GST refunds, averaging arond $30,000 each refund. Over billions of dollars were refunded. 🤪

  • @yukisanderson6907
    @yukisanderson6907 Před 7 dny +2

    I am Australian and I love Australia. It is still a very good country to live. I am not wealthy, but I appreciate Australia for the beautiful country we call all live in. Money is not everything in life.

  • @illawarriorhill70
    @illawarriorhill70 Před 6 dny +1

    Australia might not be perfect, but neither is anywhere else. I am going NOWHERE!

  • @tomrusack3266
    @tomrusack3266 Před rokem +55

    I remember dealing with the ATO when they believed Apple was a Windows program, they are not the sharpest tools in the shed. A good accountant is worth they weight in tax refunds. Penal colony mentality never died, it’s aspirational for many politicians.

  • @Healthliving1967
    @Healthliving1967 Před měsícem +3

    Australia has changed a LOT over the last 2 decades,it’s definitely not what it used to be. I’m glad I was a teenager in the 80s and an adult in the 90s because that’s when Australia was Australia-not this bs it is today.

  • @aaronfitzgerald9109
    @aaronfitzgerald9109 Před rokem +3

    I'm an Australian citizen, so I'm stuck with our Jewish tax department...

  • @alexpf94
    @alexpf94 Před rokem +2

    Even though the rules if you are a resident or not are clear what they consider income and capital gain is not clear at all and subject to their own interpretation so even a non resident status won t save you from them

  • @Keepmywifesnameoutyafucknmouth

    Fuel prices are also expected that will increase the price for fuel and the cost for fuel in general for fuel consumption and the cost to consumers and the environment for consumers.

  • @ajsaces5211
    @ajsaces5211 Před rokem +5

    Australia tax period is June-July which is winter here not summer

  • @aaronkl81
    @aaronkl81 Před rokem +38

    So essentially what your saying is that you want all the benifits of a social safety net and universal health care that provides low cost support to everyone including you but you don't want to pay for it.. you just want everyone else to pay for it

    • @ldandco
      @ldandco Před rokem

      Health care in Australia is absolute garbage
      Doctors quality leaves much to be desired, and even dangerous, lots and lots of negligence cases.
      I know, been here for 18 years, and GPs are what I call government reporters, instead of looking at you when you describe symptoms, they keep typing on the computer as you talk. They follow step by step guidelines given by the all mighty government. These are no doctors.

    • @OffshoreCitizen
      @OffshoreCitizen  Před rokem +21

      Who said anything about wanting anything? Leaving takes you away from the Australian "safety net"

    • @bricesmith1060
      @bricesmith1060 Před rokem

      Then please hurry and leave you tax dodger

  • @thumperhunts6250
    @thumperhunts6250 Před rokem +2

    Hi Michael. Would you know about irrevocable trusts and whether or not using one set up in the states while living in Australia would be problematic?

    • @OffshoreCitizen
      @OffshoreCitizen  Před rokem

      Probably best to reach out and discuss all the details surrounding your specific situation

  • @galactyx1
    @galactyx1 Před měsícem +2

    Really useful. Thank you 👍

  • @AndrewDah
    @AndrewDah Před rokem +6

    You’re not wrong 😅 there was a petition to increase to 90 days..

  • @garyburgess4464
    @garyburgess4464 Před 9 měsíci +3

    I also believe we currently have a government that is sneakily trying to follow Canada model in every way. The ATO here has extraordinary powers as do other federal departments that are primarily tasked with enforcement.

  • @badadviceforfree
    @badadviceforfree Před 9 dny +1

    The social unrest everywhere else makes Australia look better though....

  • @libidodominandi6054
    @libidodominandi6054 Před rokem +34

    Hey Michael, I'm the Aussie guy who phoned you a week or so ago. Just curious as to where you got the information that they're pushing this legislation through. I like to stay on top of this, and I've seen nothing that indicates it's one of the current Government's priorities. The upcoming budget next week may change this though!

    • @nicholousyork7987
      @nicholousyork7987 Před rokem +2

      Sounds like he might know more than you though

    • @richardcoulson7483
      @richardcoulson7483 Před rokem +20

      @@nicholousyork7987 Are you really saying that this guy knows more about the Australian Political environment and what a government is going to do because he's on CZcams. Have you got his background and qualifications or how long he's been working in his so called profession. I take everything on CZcams with a big pinch of salt and not believe everything you hear.

    • @mindgoesbodyfollows
      @mindgoesbodyfollows Před rokem +2

      Yeah there's another offshore channel with a guy saying this exact thing won't happen

    • @bfnew4440
      @bfnew4440 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Go see a registered Australian tax agent mate. I've been working in Aussie tax for 23 years, and this guy is unremarkable, and unknown, in the industry

  • @BenDover-nn6td
    @BenDover-nn6td Před rokem +6

    Could you explain why you suggest a tax treaty country. What happens if you move from Australia to a pure tax haven?

    • @cameronhickey7771
      @cameronhickey7771 Před rokem +4

      I guess pretty much all of our Prime Ministers could answer this question as all the mongrels seem to be good at hording their money over seas (ie. The Panamar Papers).

    • @danearmour
      @danearmour Před rokem +1

      Love to hear more on this too. Why a tax treaty country?

    • @Orson2u
      @Orson2u Před rokem +1

      I guess the idea is that a tax treaty country offers some definite limits on taxation.

    • @BenDover-nn6td
      @BenDover-nn6td Před rokem +2

      Governments do not like it if you move to a another country that does not have personal income tax. If you are moving to a country that has a tax treaty with the country you are currently a tax resident of, they are more comfortable with the fact that you are at least paying tax somewhere else. Also some countries only allow you to move to another country that is on their approved list of countries. You will continue to pay tax likely for three years to your old tax residency country. After three years, you can relocate to a tax neutral jurisdiction if you wish. Norway and Mexico are two examples of this. Parasitical tax law in my opinion.

  • @paulcrocker7347
    @paulcrocker7347 Před 6 měsíci +2

    I moved to Japan and after 3 years of extremely low income Im heading back to Aus.. even after tax and huge rental your still getting ok wages and some family support.. in Japan you get NOTHING. things aren't that much cheaper (mest is twice price of aus) but wages here are less than what a 13 year old gets at Maccas..alot of people in debt here just si they can have there iPhone and latest Black Toyota Van..there all like sheep here....

  • @discombubulate2256
    @discombubulate2256 Před 10 dny +1

    it sucks, you can have a business overseas earning money, pay your taxes in that country, never bring money from that business into australia and the ato wants you to pay taxes on it. i don't see how that's fair.

  • @HunkyMan777
    @HunkyMan777 Před rokem +24

    The ATO are a-holes. Never mess with them. They will destroy you

    • @brettteague3464
      @brettteague3464 Před rokem +1

      You have no reason to worry about the ATO if you aren't a tax cheap bludging on the rest of us. So what are you so stressed about big fella?

    • @richardbrown9344
      @richardbrown9344 Před 5 měsíci +5

      They are a criminal organisation.

    • @richardbrown9344
      @richardbrown9344 Před 5 měsíci +3

      ​@@brettteague3464Are you happy funding a crime syndicate, sounds like it?

    • @JamesM-fo7lu
      @JamesM-fo7lu Před 2 měsíci

      and the CSA is very corrupt to, any appeal will only cost you more and the caring parent will get their family benefit reduced if they refuse CSA intervention. The government thinks the people are their servants.

    • @dosomething7930
      @dosomething7930 Před měsícem

      CSA is its offspring

  • @nomyafiftyonefifty8081
    @nomyafiftyonefifty8081 Před rokem +5

    Oh yeah great I remember paying "provisional" tax back in the late 80's at the age of 16 because I had a couple of thousand in the bank and a small term deposit.
    Good times.

    • @drusuffabadly4046
      @drusuffabadly4046 Před měsícem

      Child taxing is SLAVE LABOUR. Younger than 18 y.o.a. cannot vote: therefore > taxation without representation = SLAVE LABOUR. exhibit A)

  • @andrewbarten7347
    @andrewbarten7347 Před 7 dny +2

    I live here. It's an over governed, overpriced, overrated nanny state. Avoid.

  • @JenniferBridge-vp5wr
    @JenniferBridge-vp5wr Před 12 dny +1

    I have just left London as it is dirty . Sadiq Khan (mayor) has made all London into 20 mph zone. Cameras everywhere. London is now a Muslim city. I have moved to Toowoomba with a bit of capital and now v frightened what ATO might do to me.

  • @worldwideadvisory
    @worldwideadvisory Před rokem +5

    Good explanation however as an Australian tax agent specialising in tax residency, I don't believe this will be pushed through. That being said, lets wait and see. There's a federal budget release soon so we may get info on this in a few days.

    • @worldwideadvisory
      @worldwideadvisory Před rokem +2

      Here are my thoughts as to why I don't believe these rules will take affect
      1) the rules were handed down by the Board of Taxation to the Federal government in 2019, the world is quite a different place since then
      2) they were proposed by previous Liberal government whereas the current Labour government have made it their aim on the international tax front to focus on large multinationals. Seems the focus has shifted to them in line with the OECDs focus.
      3) it has yet to be announced or even mentioned in a Federal budget since it was originally announced in the 2020/21 budget. We've had 2 (and a budget reshuffle) more Budgets since then
      4) there were multiple petitions sent out against these rules so the government knows its not an easy sell
      5) the proposed rules are ridiculous!
      That all being said, Australian non-residents are an easy target in a time where the government is trying to drive up tax revenue as much as possible. We have at least another 12 months before another budget is announced so till then you have to the current residency rules to follow.

  • @peterbreis5407
    @peterbreis5407 Před rokem +48

    Want the benefits but don't want to pay for it - how unusual.

    • @davidnorton7464
      @davidnorton7464 Před rokem +4

      We want to use the health services, public transport, roads, airports, etc...
      Why should we be required to chip in for the infrastructure we use?

    • @grancitodos7318
      @grancitodos7318 Před rokem

      People don't want to fund the bank accounts of criminal politicians and their families and friends, nor have the bastards just squander, the stollen "tax" money, on frivolous expenses, get a fucking brain.

    • @ashdog236
      @ashdog236 Před 10 měsíci

      @@davidnorton7464 who pays then? Do you think the money comes from a magical money tree?

    • @realsatoshihashimoto
      @realsatoshihashimoto Před měsícem

      He's talking about people who left Australia already. If you leave then you're not using the infrastructure, not getting the benefits!

  • @GregoryShtevensh
    @GregoryShtevensh Před 7 dny

    Sometimes I think of selling my house and cars, taking my hundreds of thousands of dollars, and taking it somewhere else.
    I like the look of Texas atm

  • @emmadavis9039
    @emmadavis9039 Před 5 měsíci

    Hello Michael. I love all your videos especially the ones on Dubai property market as I currently live here. However, I am also an Australian.
    We have done our own tax returns since arriving here. Accumulating a tax loss as we have negatively geared investment properties back home (is that even a thing in Dubai :)). But we also, we have some money to send home to pay off such loans. Is this something your company deals with?

  • @NomadicJulien
    @NomadicJulien Před rokem +32

    I tried really hard to like Australia by spending 2 months this winter, but I really don't understand the interest of living when you can live anywhere around the world and have a way better culture and architecture to appreciate.

    • @person.X.
      @person.X. Před rokem +6

      Well you can earn AUD$200K driving a truck! 🥳 Oz isn't perfect but it is better than most places if you have to earn a living.

    • @ElVerdaderoAbejorro
      @ElVerdaderoAbejorro Před rokem +15

      Yep, and you'll give 40% of that to the government. Great deal.

    • @vondamaraland2697
      @vondamaraland2697 Před rokem +12

      Plus your house will cost you over a million $ if you are lucky. Unless you move out into the middle of nowhere and commute for 3-4 hours a day and the roads are 💩. Awesome deal.

    • @cosmo588
      @cosmo588 Před rokem +3

      You don’t like a country? How is that even possible to not like an entire country?

    • @beaulieuc8910
      @beaulieuc8910 Před rokem

      I agree. I love culture and architecture and I didn't find Australia great for that. I also missed really good museums there

  • @amsterdam900
    @amsterdam900 Před rokem +4

    Nooo, thank YOU mate for doing those wonderful videos!

  • @lisamareeaccary5132
    @lisamareeaccary5132 Před rokem +1

    That’s not true at all
    The bright line is ….
    183-day test
    You will be a resident under this test if you're actually present in Australia for more than half the income year, whether continuously or with breaks. unless it is established that your 'usual place of abode' is outside Australia and you have no intention of taking up residence here.

  • @Remedy-my2ml
    @Remedy-my2ml Před 5 dny

    Tax is voluntary. There is no lawful or legal obligation to pay unless you work for govt corporations and only commercial property is subject to council rates/tax ❤

  • @Silverhands
    @Silverhands Před rokem +3

    I love your content. Hoping to touch base soon. What are your thoughts on Uruguay?

  • @jacelpobre
    @jacelpobre Před rokem +78

    Hey mate, I’m doing amazing in Australia❤ I love paying taxes here Australia’s healthcare system is the best and has amazing Drs and Nurses compared to where I was born. It’s not just the healthcare system there are so many good things about Australia. At the moment what I don't like is the high price of owning a house which is happening all around the world. “I’m talking about comfortable house and their standard houses”

    • @doodlegassum6959
      @doodlegassum6959 Před rokem +2

      Dr.Patel escaped

    • @fair98fair
      @fair98fair Před rokem +13

      Too much crime in Australia atm

    • @trufflesufflephatboy3437
      @trufflesufflephatboy3437 Před rokem +19

      ​@@fair98fair yea you'll be arrested defending yourself in your own home, we protect our precious criminals here

    • @cosmo588
      @cosmo588 Před rokem +2

      @@fair98fair like, everywhere?

    • @peterkelly6146
      @peterkelly6146 Před rokem

      @@cosmo588 like all the countries run by leftist governments, slack on law & order

  • @zeegydoo189
    @zeegydoo189 Před 10 dny

    I lived in both US and Australia and have been tax residents at both. While the ATO is not exactly your friend, the IRS is far worse.

  • @WTF00007
    @WTF00007 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Misleading information- it’s regulated because it must be . Identify one regulation and explain why it should be cancelled?
    North America and Europeans invest in Australia for the primary reason that it is deregulated and too easy to rip off the consumer (cartels , duopolies etc who abuse market power )

  • @paranoidandroid9825
    @paranoidandroid9825 Před rokem +4

    The birth certificate is a promissory note just like bank notes.

  • @milkmandan1984
    @milkmandan1984 Před rokem +37

    As an Australian I find this to be accurate. Good video.

  • @MsSeine
    @MsSeine Před dnem

    QLD land tax changes now effective! This should chase out a few investors and let property return to its intended purpose: homes. With the Fed Gov to pocket $2 billion by wiping national investor concessions, to redirect into fixing the housing shortage, I think these are next!

  • @KathrynLyon
    @KathrynLyon Před 12 dny +2

    People need to stand up & save our country

  • @ronti2492
    @ronti2492 Před rokem +12

    Great analysis Michael! It underscores the necessity of getting professional advice, just as you provide. The other point I did not hear ( I probably missed it) is that if you are unfortunate to be charged with tax offences in terms of the relevant Acts, the onus of proof is on you. Or to put it another way, innocence is not presumed: but guilt is, therefore a complete reversal of the golden thread that runs through the justice system. My own opinion is that it will not be long before Australia introduces universal global tax for all citizens and permanent residents, much as the USA currently does.

    • @Samii63
      @Samii63 Před rokem

      They just introduced international tax

  • @alternativecurrency5003
    @alternativecurrency5003 Před rokem +9

    Panama: no tax on income earned outside Panama and warm weather 365 days a year!
    Cheers!

  • @UtherFinucaneOConnel
    @UtherFinucaneOConnel Před 8 dny +1

    Hi, how are you? Please, is there any chance that you could know, Australians, who would be interested in forming a rural community, in South America?

  • @lyndenmanning
    @lyndenmanning Před rokem +2

    ATO is not so bad compared to the IRS, prison sentences are a lot longer in the USA

  • @dakansa
    @dakansa Před rokem +4

    You know what you need?! 1776...

  • @Dahni555
    @Dahni555 Před rokem +7

    They just blanket banned vaping as well when other countries like the UK are using it to decrease smoking numbers. i'm in the process of getting a 190 visa and I really don't know if it's a good idea now..

    • @bornfree8487
      @bornfree8487 Před rokem +5

      Read my comment above. Avoid the place like the plague

    • @nothingtoseehere2189
      @nothingtoseehere2189 Před rokem +1

      Video is right don’t mess with the Ato I’m Australian and they’re scary but they banned vaping but not from chemists cause let’s be honest vaping was made to stop smokers and I’m sure it helped some but it’s a two way bridge lots of people I know started smoking bc of vaping

    • @parasportz
      @parasportz Před rokem +7

      I moved here from another country 10 years ago. Whilst we have made a good living and live very well by world standards, the treatment of people during the "pandemic" was criminal and the authoritarianism with which the government rule over people who mostly do whatever they say is cause for concern. Seems the people have forgotten that the government is supposed to work for them...not the other way round.

    • @KeepItSimpleSailor
      @KeepItSimpleSailor Před rokem +2

      My goodness - it’s not a blanket ban on vapes. You talk rubbish

    • @cosmo588
      @cosmo588 Před rokem +5

      @@parasportz that’s not exclusively an Australian problem. Look at most countries response to covid and you’ll see the trust is gone.

  • @MaxPower-jc9os
    @MaxPower-jc9os Před 12 dny

    There are much better alternatives than "fleeing" your home country because of taxation. For example, having your assets controlled by offshore trusts in the right jurisdictions - a lot more comfort, freedom, and probably less cost overall

  • @Tommo020788
    @Tommo020788 Před 3 dny

    I don't understand... Is the issue that you don't want to face taxes like everyone else in Australia, While you are in Australia?
    If so, why is this a bad thing?
    It seems pretty fair to me that if someone comes to Australia and engages in an activity that i would be taxed for as a citizen, they should also be taxed for it at the same rate. Are we in disagreement on this?
    Im guessing maybe ive missed something, so if thats the case, please tell me what ive missed.

  • @scott2724
    @scott2724 Před rokem +4

    This is very true unfortunately- ATO are tough and you need ALL your paperwork in order and to meet as many of the requirements as possible to protect yourself