Given another thread has CASA Audit figures which are in some dispute, can someone tell me, preferably an ALP genius, what is the difference between a small company, an unincorporated business, and a business?
Ms Gillard is orientating in space and time and unfortunately I'm in a different parallel universe.
Are CASA surveilled entities small businesses or incorporated company's and do they get the "tax break" (I'm going losses caused by interferrence here)
She asserts there are 7.5 million small businesses, but, and this is why I'm asking, it appears only the incorporated ones, (ie. company's), get the 1% tax break. This same mob of businesses, however many millions there are, then have to pay an extra 3% in superannuation as something Gillard says she is giving the faithful, making their net gain a 2% loss.
Also, if you claim the $6500 instant depreciation, can you claim the GST offset?