In 1917, during World War I, the price of admission into a place of entertainment was taxed. Auditors attended race meetings, theatre and picture shows to ensure the tax was being paid. This tax was also imposed from 1942 to 1953.
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An amount paid back by the ATO to a taxpayer when the taxpayer has paid more tax than they are liable to pay.
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A tax charged at a set dollar amount, regardless of the value of the transaction. The passenger movement charge (also called departure tax) on passengers at airports is a regressive tax.
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A savings account set up specifically for the purpose of saving funds for retirement.
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The net amount an individual receives from an investment.
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The income of a government (from taxes, excise duties or other sources) used for the payment of public expenses.
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The chance of loss on a financial investment.
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When an individual transfers super money from one super fund into another.
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Fact 5
Compliance costs
The expenses incurred by a business in meeting legislative requirements.
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