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They are only clean and have GPS or even apps since Uber. Before they had competition, only premium cabs were vaguely healthy to use.
They are only clean and have GPS or even apps since Uber. Before they had competition, only premium cabs were vaguely healthy to use.
This article’s a week old. The relief has been announced in tax bracket adjustments that roll back the Stage 3 cuts that were essentially going to remove the third bracket (primarily benefiting those earning >$135,000)
What are the new stage 3 tax cut brackets?
Here’s how the proposed plan looks at a glance:
Earn up to $18,200 – pay no tax
Pay a 16 per cent tax rate on each dollar earned between $18,201-$45,000
Pay a 30 per cent tax rate on each dollar earned between $45,001-$135,000
Pay a 37 per cent tax rate on each dollar earned between $135,001 — $190,000
Pay a 45 per cent tax rate on each dollar earned above $190,000
What were they going to be?
Here’s what the previous plan looked like at a glance:
Earn up to $18,200 – pay no tax
Pay a 19 per cent tax rate on each dollar earned between $18,201-$45,000
Pay a 30 per cent tax rate on each dollar earned between $45,001-$200,000
Pay a 45 per cent tax rate on each dollar earned above $200,000
January is named for Janus, February for a religious feast, March for Mars and June for Juno (Jupiter’s wife). April may also be a goddess Apru but the connection is still not agreed upon.
Planet names, days of the week, months, which year is zero - even that we have 7 days in the week - All of these are direct religious references that we’re fine with.
According to The Associated Press, one sailor (SEAL) fell into the water and the other jumped in after them, following protocol.
That’s an interesting protocol.
And the original story is that:
On Nov. 16, Reuters published a special investigation under the headline “How an Indian startup hacked the world,” detailing how Appin allegedly became a “hack for hire powerhouse that stole secrets from executives, politicians, military officials and wealthy elites around the globe”
Leaving the moral arguments aside, there were also massive campaign failures on the Yes side. No had two clear cheerleaders with an absurdly simple catchphrase: “If you don’t know, vote No”. Meanwhile Yes didn’t have a star for the campaign and had made the amendment way too simple/general so there weren’t any included details of the practicalities. So they ended up with 100 people having to re-explain their plans every campaign stop and occasionally tripping over each other’s messages. As a result, the complicated sell from Yes played right into No‘s hands.
…exactly the kind that discourages 60-something, non-technical family members.