The Australian Tax Office is referring struggling taxpayers to credit reporting agencies for failure to pay alleged taxation debts.

The ATO has no qualms whatsoever in bankrupting struggling businesses if they are unable to pay some of the world’s highest tax rates. Or does this bureaucratic behemoth think twice about referring cash-starved businesses to credit reporting agencies which has a double whammy effect of preventing the business from borrowing from a bank thus starving the business of materials or paying wages. The ATO said it would refer between 100,000 to 150,000 medium and small businesses before June this year.

The building and construction industry is a case in point. Extreme, UN-driven environmental sustainability and anti-discrimination policies have forced up the cost of building a three bedroom house by at least 10 per cent according to Lindsay Partridge, managing director of ASX-listed Brickworks in Sydney.

The NSW government introduced sustainable building legislation in October 2023 targeting net-zero emissions by 2050, and, from January 2024, all new homes in Victoria will be banned from connecting to gas, requiring electric cooktops, heaters and water heaters instead.

“Costs were coming back to more reasonable levels, and then the [NSW] government changed the legislation regarding designs of houses and introduced a series of legislation on making them more sustainable. It has probably added $30,000 to $50,000 in costs to a house, which would be 10 per cent, at least,” Partridge said.

Queensland Labor on May 1, 2023 changed building design rules requiring wheelchair access and widened doors, adding up to $50,000 to a new home. New environmental sustainability conditions also pushed up home construction costs.

In mid-December, Australia became the first country in the world to ban engineered stone following a surge in workers developing the lung disease silicosis. The marble-like product is common in kitchen benches and bathroom vanities.

Partridge said the cost of switching to an alternative when building a new home or renovating would add substantially to construction costs.

Combined with a nine month wait for a building permit, pressure from the ATO has seen building companies and tradesmen fold up like never before.

Construction companies seeking insolvency have risen so far this year to 2181, up from 1615 a year ago which is a damning indictment on Labor’s claim it will build thousands of homes for the struggling market.

There will only be a handful of builders left to build urgently needed homes while the ALP opens the tap for tens of thousands of immigrants to fly into the country There will be 500,000 migrants entering the country by the end of the year.

Similar to America where the Texas border is being overrun with tens of thousands of illegal immigrants of unknown origin at least Australia supposedly knows the origin of the thousands of military-aged men legally coming in by air.

Commo John’s National Strike comes to mind very quickly as a solution.

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  1. peterbro, said: “Forget about calling successive office holders of the executive and legislative traitors because the problem is your ignorance.”

    Our main / major problem is the Australian peoples ignorance.
    But, the Federal, State and Local Corporate Governments have been and still are full of Traitors.

    Both problems need to be sorted, the Traitors and the ignorant sheeple/normies.
    Both have been and still are a threat to our health and safety and freedoms and rights.

    Fix the ignorance and the sheeple will no longer be sheeple.
    Then the Traitors can be sorted.

    The ignorance can be fixed by providing the appropriate non political, non religious, easy to understand and prove information. Provided by other Community members, not by follow me, I am your leader individuals.

    So simple, will we ever do it?
    Possible, but, it appears to be at the bottom of any list for problem solving discussions.

  2. There are 2 jurisdictions: the original/equitable and the legal.
    The legal was created in the Commonwealth of Australia as a consequence of the 1928 referendum whereby the sovereign people (as described by Quick and Garren) granted Parliament the powers to deal with the contrived financial emergencies of that time.
    Those powers were not in the original Constitution.

    If you use an unqualified Birth Certificate, and applied for a TFN using that BC then you are pretending that you exist in the legal jurisdiction that Parliament created using the powers the people conferred on it.

    The de jure Commonwealth still exists and prevails, but so very few elect to abide within it.

    Forget about calling successive office holders of the executive and legislative traitors because the problem is your ignorance.

    As Confucius stated – “It is easier to light a candle than curse the darkness.”

  3. Yup – agree with Tony.

    The plebs just read article, after article, after article, after article, ad infinitum, – allegedly learning about how Government and Central Banks work, – allegedly?, – yet year in and year out, they still did absolutely nothing about it: – nothing!

    People make their own beds, so they can lie in it, – serves them right.

    If people want to blame someone, – look in the mirror, – that’s the real culprit.

    Western governments will soon be introducing tax cuts, both corporate and individual, and whilst the poor idiots are thanking their benevolent masters, – the indolent dolts won’t have even the slightest idea of what this truly means for them,- not even the slightest idea.

    God help them.

  4. Putting a tax on people’s sweat and labour should be a crime. Might as well have a tax on their existence, eh?

  5. It seems that the ATO, being partly owned by foreigners is not entitled to charge taxation on any Australian or Australian registered business. Since when has a private corporation been lawfully allowed to tax individuals or businesses in any country, let alone Australia.

    I say to anybody receiving a taxation invoice, just ignore it. It can’t be lawful.

  6. “Hence, we are enslaved today by a de facto and foreign regime.”

    India got the Sassoons, we got the Montefiores. We didn’t quite merit one of the 5 sons of Mayer as court factors.

  7. Wolter Joosse said – “Hence, we are enslaved today by a de facto and foreign regime.”

    Exactly.

    This is our REALITY, though it seems most people are STILL oblivious to the fact.

    The COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA CORPORATION, folks. Owned by foreign psychopaths from the Globalist fold.

    IMO not entirely dissimilar to the situation when the British East India Company ruled over the people of India, complete with PRIVATE ARMIES staffed largely by native Indians.

    And just look at the TRAUMA India had to endure to finally get THOSE bastards off their backs.

    How much more difficult is it going to be for US, when MOST people apparently STILL don’t even COMPREHEND the situation?

  8. “Like family farms, the small independent business (or anything really) is a Class Enemy of the Communist Revolution. ”

    Yeah, a “communist revolution”, taken over and run by the likes of Blackrock, Vanguard and Hathaway type mega corporations and investment funds. Ditch the red pills, try the black ones. lol

  9. Commo John, The Pup, ‘pulled’ my comment again, less than two hours after I posted it. I’m now very certain this National Strike will fail. Look up my Farcebook page for what I said to Commo John. He has ‘pulled’ my comments twice now.

  10. This is good news as the dept recovery agencies will now own the debt & I will not contract with them. Good luck with that fucktards 🌞🍿

  11. Wolter Joosse

    The 1999 referendum was announced on 12 August 1999 in a joint statement by the Commonwealth Attorney-General, the Hon. Daryl Williams MP and the Special Minister of State, Senator the Hon. Chris Ellison.

    They announced that two proposed constitutional changes would be put to the direct vote of Australian electors at a referendum to be held on 6 November 1999. The first change was whether Australian voters approved the proposal to establish Australia as a republic and the second change was whether they approved the proposal to insert a preamble in the Constitution.

    Republic Question
    The question on the republic put to electors at the 1999 referendum was whether they approved of:
    A proposed law: To alter the Constitution to establish the Commonwealth of Australia as a republic with the Queen and Governor-General being replaced by a President appointed by a two-thirds majority of the members of the Commonwealth Parliament.

    Preamble question
    Electors were also asked to vote on a second question at the 1999 referendum which asked whether they approved of:
    A proposed law: To alter the Constitution to insert a preamble.

    Ref: Aust Electoral Office
    —————————–

    No mention of extending the life of the 1901 Constitution, no need to.
    The 1901 is still valid, still lives, still there, but pushed into a back room to be ignored and no longer taught in schools or even Universities.
    It does not support the actions of the shonky Governments.
    The Courts now ignore it.

    A contract, agreement, Constitution can be indefinite.
    We could put it back into everyday use ” if ” we had the courage to do so.

  12. Wolter Joosse, said: ” For those who are unaware and for those who are aware, the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 expired in the year 2000. A constitution is a contract that binds both, the people to be governed and those who are to govern. Any contract or lease only has a maximum duration of 99 years.”

    Thanks for the info.

    A contract can indefinate.
    The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 / 1901 expired?
    I would have thought it was an indefinite contract / agreement with no duration / end date.

    Please advise where I can find that it expired.
    Was the shonky Federal Government aware that it had expired when they recently attempted to bring in the Voice by way of the 1901 Constitution?

    Wolter Joosse: “another ninety-nine [99] years had been denied by the Australian people at the referendum held in 1999.”

    What was the 1999 referendum the people took part in?

  13. In truth and reality, what lawful authority can the Australian Taxation Office [ATO] rely on post the year 2000? For those who are unaware and for those who are aware, the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 expired in the year 2000. A constitution is a contract that binds both, the people to be governed and those who are to govern. Any contract or lease only has a maximum duration of 99 years. This is the universally accepted maximum term. A further grant allowing for another ninety-nine [99] years had been denied by the Australian people at the referendum held in 1999. Notwithstanding, the real reason for the referendum had not been disclosed to the people. This means today, or any day post the year 2000, all Australians are once again sovereign individuals and only subject to the natural law that came with Creation. Post 1999 there are no longer any legitimate governments in Australia. Any politician or member of the Judiciary, who claims legitimacy is mistaken. The Australian people never voted for these de facto officials. At best, they can claim to have been voted in by fictional ‘Australian citizens’. Why fictional? Because an Australian ‘citizen’ does not, and cannot exist in law. The power to define an Australian ‘citizen’ had been proposed at the last [Melbourne] Constitution Convention, in 1898. However, the Convention had voted against such an amendment, and thus an Australian cannot possibly exist without the approval of the Australian people expressed via a national referendum. No such question was ever raised in a referendum, or approved by the Australian people. Hence, we are enslaved today by a de facto and foreign regime. I highly recommend that everyone researches the above and draw their own conclusions. However, it is time to wake up and for all to question.

  14. Like family farms, the small independent business (or anything really) is a Class Enemy of the Communist Revolution.

    The Doofus Suit who currently heads the organisation will be taking his orders from some pustule on the Tuchas of the Australian demographic .

  15. …and it is all by design to destroy the Australian way of life.

  16. Now I add to this shocking state of àffairs in the ATO that the Assistant Minister (Patrick Gorman) to the PM has circulated the COAG Legislation Amendment Bill [provisions] 2023.

    Please look for the play on words which I’ve indicated with a *, in point (1) of the Bill’s Outline:
    “The COAG Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 would make minor amendments to various Commonwealth Acts to update references to COAG and Ministerial Councils to reflect the cessation of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) on 29 May 2020 and the establishment of a *new Commonwealth-state architecture catalysed by the Review of COAG Councils and *Ministerial Forums led by Mr Peter Conran AM.

    A *new Commonwealth-state architecture? This is treachery against the founding Commonwealth of Australia Constitution – this legislation is seeking to alter the 1901 Constitution which established the Federal Parliament, which consists of a House of Representatives and a Senate, and constituted State Parliaments in their own right.

    Point (6) states in the Outline:
    Where the above Acts make references to “COAG”, this Bill proposes to substitute this word with “First Ministers’ Council”, which would be defined flexibly to mean a body (however described) that consists only of, or that includes, the Prime Minister, the Premiers of each State and the Chief Ministers of the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory.

    Please note that amendments [like the “First Ministers’ Council”] would as stated in point (2) of the Outline, ” provide consistency in Commonwealth legislation” and “would provide flexibility to avoid the need to amend legislation in the event of changes to the nomenclature of ministerial fora.”

    This is dangerous terminology…a flexible legislation?…to allow future changes to roll over into another body or system of names or terms without Parliament approval?

    Yes, it starts to show its treasonous colors in point (4) which states:
    “Where the above Acts make reference to the “COAG Reform Fund”, the Bill proposes to substitute these words with “Federation Reform Fund”.

    Like the Liberals’ former leader, Mr Scott Morrison before him, the Labor PM, Mr Albanese, is intent with this Canberra “crowd” to destroy the good working order of our Federal Parliament and our State Parliaments.

    They are saying there’s no difference between the Federal and State Parliaments. Let’s do away with the Commonwealth Constitutional Parliaments and make them into ONE BIĢ National government. And we’ll call it a new Federation! The people are not important anymore! We are part of this corporation in Canberra and this is the way we “corporates” will fit Australia into the agenda of the big UN corporation very nicely, thankyou.

    And I’m not exaggerating because point (7) says: Further, where the above Acts include the term *”Ministerial Council”, this Bill proposes to change the definition to mean a body (however described) that consists of the Minister of the Commonwealth, and the Minister of each State and Territory, who is responsible, or principally responsible, for matters relating to a particular portfolio issue.

    So, a body called a *Ministerial Council will be in charge of a particular portfolio “issue”.

    And that’s why point (8) says: Where the above Acts include references to specific names of *Councils (for example, the “Standing Council on Health” in the National Health Reform Act 2011), this Bill proposes to substitute them with the generic *”Ministerial Council” term so that any future title changes to ministerial bodies can be implemented without amending legislation.

    And the point (9) states: The broad definitions this Bill proposes are intended to provide flexibility for any future changes to the title of an intergovernmental *ministerial group so legislative changes to update titles are avoided.

    Therefore, they propose an open cheque to fit this nation right into an international government. But I hope that God will stop this bill. Indeed, this bill was brought before the last Parliament by the previous government in 2021. It didn’t pass.

    On the 8 February 2024, the COAG Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 was referred to the Senate Inquiry Committee to report on March 14, 2024.

  17. So the ALP Will allow a further 500 000 ‘skilled’ migrants into the country who will then gang up with 3 other families and rent a 4 bedder in western Sydney meaning an Aussie family can’t afford to rent a house and will live out of a granny flat or worse their car.

    Charity starts at home, I am a naturalized Australian, and proudly so!
    We need to take of our own before allowing more people into the country. Sydney is an absolute shambles, especially the North West. At Tallowong station, the start – or stop if you want – of the Metro west there are 4 massive apartment blocks being built. I’ll guarantee that each occupant of said apartments will have at least one car.

    Windsor road at any time of the day is a car park, but it seems that local councils in this case blacktown don’t have any town and council planners worth their salt anymore.

    Time to get the hell out of Sydney.

  18. Pat from Vic, the ATO is a Body Corporate, Registered on 03/12/2022 renewal 03/12/2025, Address P.O.Box 336 Bentleigh East Vic 3165, Physical Address, 203/633 Central Rd Bentleigh East Vic 3165. The holders in the Body Corporate are as follows: COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA, ABN 48 123 123 124. Blackrock Investments Management (Australia) Ltd. ABN 13 006 165 975. QUANTUM CORP. P/L ABN 42 103 643 045. Merrill Lynch (Australia) P/L ABN 31 000 890 451.` NEW PH P/L. ABN 85 165 949 351. TIER 3 P/L. ABN 87 087 949 351. MERRILL LYNCH MARKETS P/L.ABN 88 075 587 816. MERRILL LYNCH (Australasia) P/L. ABN 72 075 923 8964. Australian Tax Office, Other Unincorporated Entity ABN 51 824 753 556. Bank of America National Association ABN 51 064 874 531. Holder-The Trustee for Patricia Holdings Trust Other Unincorporated Entity ABN 43 264 414 938. Holder. The Trustee for Zarina Kalin, Other Unincorporated Entity ABN 57 546 148 758. Holder : Share Call Up of Zarina Shares, start date 02/10/1993. Name Zarina Kalin ABN 38 810455 857. Start 03/12/2022. Zarina Kalin is employed with the Australian Government. I don’t know of what use this information is, but here it is.

  19. If the first loan the government borrowed into existence was say $100 and it had to pay back $110 at compound interest then it was immediately bankrupt. Interest on a loan is not issued into existence.

  20. History will record that you whinged about it, complained to blackmailed and globalist-ownd politicians, and did nothing else. Who can you blame now?

    Suck it up, squawmen.

  21. Welcome 🤗 to Australia’s 🦘 newest beautifully, sustainable ⛺ tent 🎪 cities. Soon everyone can afford their own home.😊 That’s what we call the 😜 lucky 🍀 country! 🌏You beaut! Envy of the world. Hi, ho; net zero, here we go…

  22. It’s not only individuals that can be raped… countries are also being raped..!!!!! BIG TIME.!!!!!!

  23. Australia is not the lucky country.
    Mining companies owned offshore export for example coal.
    The coal goes to the port where it is sold to an arms length company.
    The royalty is within the first sale not the second sale.
    Australia has been looted for decades.
    Now look at Australian debt.
    Not so lucky.
    Macfarlane MP minister of ?? knew it all and did nothing.
    I enquired to Macfarlane about the royalty on oil and was told it was confidential.
    What a rotter. All the oil companies knew the royalty rate. It was confidential away from the people.
    For the record the oil royalty is I believe calculated on the well head price which is the cost to being the oil to the surface less further deduction to get crude to a port.
    $2.00? Royalty 8% equates to around 16 cents per barrel.

  24. Just BTW, folks, the Australian Taxation office happens to be a REGISTERED BUSINESS with its very own ABN.

    And who would have thought – the ATO’s majority shareholders happen to be FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.

    Surprise!

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