Have you ever been to a start-up gig where someone plugs the benefits of claiming tax refunds for their development costs under the R&D Tax Incentive?
It’s one of the most common viral marketing techniques around – letting your readers, members etc send your content or services (or whatever) to a ‘friend’. They simply drop their friend’s email into a form, hit send and another lead comes your way. But could you be breaking the law?
Things are progressing well at your start-up. Despite not knowing how to code, you found a talented engineer who loves your idea. Over a hand-shake deal and several cash payments, he’s been building your app for six months and there’s plenty more features to roll out. He still does the odd job for other start-ups, but yours takes up 90% of his time – he even spends five days a week with you at your co-working space, which you pay for.
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Airbnb is giving the Australian Tax Office your rental income data and much, much more 
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