Five Eyes alliance: once highly secretive
The highly secretive Five Eyes alliance has disrupted a China-backed hacker group – in an unusually public manner Dennis B. Desmond,
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Finance
$30 billion crypto exchange collapse
The spectacular collapse of a $30 billion crypto exchange should come as no surprise Continue reading to find out about the
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What happens to Australia’s money now the Queen has died? And why are leaders’ faces on coins anyway?
Of all the changes that lie ahead now the queen has died, one of the most conspicuous, and to some the most jarring, will be that our new coins will soon be adorned with a portrait of King Charles III.
Tradition holds that each British monarch’s portrait on coins should face in the opposite direction to their predecessor. George IV faced left, Elizabeth II faced right, and thus we expect Charles III will face left.
Should I invest in NFTs?
Should I invest in NFTs? by Danielle Marie What are NFTs? What in the world are NFTs? NFT stands for
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NFTs and Tax
Australian Tax Law is complicated, it changes every day. It changes through legislation, taxation rulings, court cases, and then there’s The Commissioner of Taxation Powers. Let’s face it the Australian tax system is greedy, the ATO want your money, and for good cause. Our taxes go towards, our health system, our roads, our education, our poor, and many more public services. So it should come as no surprise that Treasury decided to tax the income you make for your Non Fungible Tokens NFTs. So, let’s have a look at NFTs and tax!
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Cryptocurrency and tax!
Cryptocurrency and tax! Trading in the cryptocurrency market has been quite lucrative for some early adapters. You might think your
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Inflation: why it’s very unlikely to get back below 2% for years to come
Inflation in the UK and eurozone is still getting worse. UK prices rose a whopping 10.1% in July compared to a year earlier, while those in the eurozone went up 8.9% – breaking longstanding records in both places. Contrast this with the equivalent data from the US a few days earlier, where the 8.5% rate was lower than the previous month and below market expectations.
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