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bluefete wrote:NP to be privatised.
carluva wrote:Did he say this?bluefete wrote:NP to be privatised.
bluefete wrote:lpg prices will stay the same.
Everything else will have no subsidy.
DecemberPhone Surgeon wrote:When they removing taxes from cellphones?
bluefete wrote:No stamp duty for residential properties from $1 million - $2million (exemption)
bluefete wrote:Cars: US$400 million spent importing cars per year (including MUSTANGS)
All tax concessions gone on importation of private motor cars.
I wonder if that applies to government ministers as well. Effective 20/10/2020
In January 2021 can only import used cars 3 years or less.
bluefete wrote:Cars: US$400 million spent importing cars per year (including MUSTANGS)
All tax concessions gone on importation of private motor cars.
I wonder if that applies to government ministers as well. Effective 20/10/2020
In January 2021 can only import used cars 3 years or less.
Kenjo wrote:bluefete wrote:Cars: US$400 million spent importing cars per year (including MUSTANGS)
All tax concessions gone on importation of private motor cars.
I wonder if that applies to government ministers as well. Effective 20/10/2020
In January 2021 can only import used cars 3 years or less.
Hybrids only then ? What concessions were there on cars ?
paid_influencer wrote:budget predictions-
- big talk about digitalization and e-everything, as a deux ex machina solution for the economy
- taxes removed on phones, 'digital equipment' etc, in keeping with the above deux ex machina
- higher taxes for the rest of the economy
- random low-value goodies (like led bulbs)
budget predictions not included in the budget speech
- banks cutting all USD credit card limits.
- No devaluation, but dollar resuming the 2017 'cent by cent' slide to stop at 7.2
- shortages across the economy in specialized goods, but foods and drink is plentiful
- job losses, deflation, general economic depression continues into 2021
bluefete wrote:I still not seeing where he getting the money to fund that $41.3 billion.
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