#federalbudget

[usnewsper-politics]

Debate over government spending, or the "fiscal cliff," continues #austerity #federalbudget #fiscalcliff #governmentspending #nationaldebt

[know4life]

Have you ever asked a question, If education is such a valuable investment, why does the US spend more than eight times as much of our #federalbudget on the military than schooling?

now that you have #artificialintelligence, what does the global elite need with the masses of the people? #Genocide #MilitaryIndustrialComplex #UselessEaters #PopulationControl

[australianimmigrationbulletin]

List of Jobs For Offshore Migrants No Uni Required - Australian Immigration Bulletin July 2024

List of Jobs For Offshore Migrants No Uni Required - Australian Immigration Bulletin July 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6T3LknRdcz4 Welcome to the July edition of the Australian Immigration Bulletin! This month, we bring you crucial updates and insights into Australia's immigration landscape: Overseas Born Population Hits Record High! Australia reaches the highest level of overseas-born residents since 1893, with a 6% increase in overseas-born residents, contributing to a population nearing 27 million. We explore the driving factors and implications for the future. Federal Budget Unveiled: Key Immigration Insights! The 2024-2025 Federal Budget introduces important changes in immigration policy, aiming to streamline processes and enhance transparency. We break down the key points and their impact on migration. New Opportunities for Offshore Workers! Skilled offshore workers can now access all state and territory nominations. Learn about the benefits and how to leverage these new opportunities for your migration journey. Top High-Paying Jobs Without a Degree! Discover the top 10 highest-paying jobs in Australia that don’t require a university degree. Explore these lucrative career paths and find out how to get started. Additionally, we bring you insights into the booming migration numbers driving Australia's population growth, updates on international student figures, and a look at an Aussie beach that's made waves globally. Plus, we have exclusive offers for tailored migration advice to help you navigate the complexities of the immigration process with confidence. Stay tuned for these updates and more in the July edition of the Australian Immigration Bulletin! Tags: #Australia #Immigration #OverseasPopulation #FederalBudget #OffshoreWorkers #HighPayingJobs #NoDegree #MigrationNews #StudentVisa #Australia2024 https://www.immigrationsaustralia.com.au/eligibility-assess/ via Australian Immigration Bulletin https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4PtyJVphjHJaZZzxSGGdww June 28, 2024 at 03:42PM

[news247worldpressposts]

Breaking: The #federalbudget deficit fell to $1.4 trillion for the 2022 calendar year, down from $2.6 trillion a year ago.

Breaking: The #federalbudget deficit fell to $1.4 trillion for the 2022 calendar year, down from $2.6 trillion a year ago.

Breaking News: The federal budget deficit fell to $1.4 trillion for the 2022 calendar year, down from $2.6 trillion a year ago, the Treasury Department said. https://t.co/VclrcO7qhN — NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) January 12, 2023 Source: Twitter

[scorchnews-blog]

Fair doesn’t always mean equal, but something about this definitely doesn’t seem right 

[thefaithfulsteward]

On April 7, 2022 The Department of Finance Canada released The Federal Budget 2022

"The Honourable Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, released Budget 2022: A Plan to Grow Our Economy and Make Life More Affordable.

Since the depths of the pandemic recession, the government’s focus on jobs—on keeping Canadians employed and on keeping their employers afloat—has ensured Canada’s economy has made a rapid and strong recovery. Canada has seen the best jobs recovery in the G7, having recovered 112 per cent of the jobs lost, and with an unemployment rate that sits at just 5.5 per cent—close to the 5.4 per cent low in 2019 that was Canada’s best in five decades.

In Budget 2022, the government makes targeted and responsible investments to create jobs and prosperity today, and build a stronger economic future for all Canadians. These include:

• Investing in Canadians and Making Life More Affordable

• Investing in Economic Growth and Innovation

• Investing in a Clean Economy"

Reference:

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/news/2022/04/government-of-canada-releases-budget-2022.html

[civicdirect]

Our #defense #budget is as much as the next 10 #countries #combined. How much is #enough? #priorities #federalbudget #militarism #military thanks @berniesanders for this #infographic.

[wwtweets]

U.S. Capitol Attack Is Reshaping The Federal Counterterrorism Budget 5 months after fans of previous Presiden... Read the rest on our site with the url below https://worldwidetweets.com/u-s-capitol-attack-is-reshaping-the-federal-counterterrorism-budget/?feed_id=25948&_unique_id=60bba1c922c19 #capitolriot #counterterrorism #departmentofjustice #FederalBudget

[franklong12]

U.S. Capitol Attack Is Reshaping The Federal Counterterrorism Budget 5 months after fans of previous Presiden... Read the rest on our site with the url below https://worldwidetweets.com/u-s-capitol-attack-is-reshaping-the-federal-counterterrorism-budget/?feed_id=25947&_unique_id=60bba1c84cc54 #capitolriot #counterterrorism #departmentofjustice #FederalBudget

[usnewsper-politics]

Debate over government spending, or the "fiscal cliff," continues #austerity #federalbudget #fiscalcliff #governmentspending #nationaldebt

[josephbenami]

155-3 Canada's federal budget and its massive accumulated debt

[urbansensations]

What does the recent budget mean for the property market?

We’ve now had a few weeks to digest the implications of the Federal Budget released earlier this month, but what does it actually mean for property buyers? 

Overall, it appears the opinion is one of positivity. 

Smart Property’s angle is that the investment in infrastructure, together with the reduction of personal tax costs, will have a flow on effect in the property market. Meaning savvy investors can focus on the proposed public transport and road developments to identify future property hotspots. 

The Real Estate Conversation quotes REIA President, Malcolm Gunning, as saying “there is nothing in the budget to suggest that interest rates will be lifted in the near future, as inflation is expected to remain within the RBA's target zone.... [the government] focus has been more about the broader economy lifting up affordability and spending, rather than placing restrictions on property.”

However, HLB takes a slightly different approach, saying that the new budget is angled at slowing down property investment and increasing affordable housing, especially for first home buyers. For property investors, HLB summarised that claimable deductions have been reduced, including travel to inspect rental properties and claiming depreciation on plant and equipment installed by previous owners.

As a further flag, Rogers Property Group has highlighted the following: “One thing investors do need to watch out for is the intention to not allow a tax deduction for expenses on vacant land. This is targeted at those that have no intention to build an income producing asset on that land.”

So, overall it looks like things will be mostly business as usual with some potentially promising hotspot zones growing around Geelong, Frankston and towards Monash for Melbourne investors.  

And remember, if you do have an investment property and want to make some claimable improvements before the end of financial year, let us know so we can fit you in for June!

If you are interested in reading the full articles referenced above, we’ve pasted the links for you below:

https://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/finance/17975-budget-2018-a-good-budget-for-investors

https://www.therealestateconversation.com.au/news/2018/05/09/federal-budget-holds-good-news-buyers-and-sellers/1525834606

https://www.hlb.com.au/recent-tax-changes-affect-property-investors/

http://moneymag.com.au/infrastructure-spending-suburbs/

http://www.rogerspropertygroup.com.au/impact-2018-federal-budget-property-investors/

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[fix-the-debt]

For all the problems in passing a federal budget and funding the government, most government spending is outside of this process http://www.fixthedebt.org/learn-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-federal-budget #fixthedebt

[mysurreyhouse]

Example of a CMHC first time home buyer benefit#atindersingh #townhouseforsale #century21 #atinder #serviceguarantee #cmhc #federalbudget #fthb #mysurreyhouse #firsttimehomebuyer #surreybc #realestate #buyorsell https://www.instagram.com/p/BvQhDpsBhKl/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xo3wdt4lxhwk