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If they are smart they will make the tax so simple you don't need an attorney: just slap a decimal point in the right place and send a check to an easy to find
by wbl 10y ago
If they are smart they will make the tax so simple you don't need an attorney: just slap a decimal point in the right place and send a check to an easy to find address.
- ptaipale 10y agoThat's an if.
- imron 10y agoLet me put it like this. The ATO's website for submitting quarterly tax statements requires a Java Applet to perform verification with a private key stored on your machine. Despite Java's "Write Once, Run Everywhere" promise, every single update of my OS (mac) and/or browser would cause issues because the OS and browsers are actively trying to prevent you from running Java Applets for security reasons. Which I understand, and also support, but it means that I'd be locked out of the site and had to spend a couple of hours hunting around forums posts trying to find a solution - and sometimes one wouldn't even exist. My current solution to this problem is to have a locked down, non-updating Windows VM that I use exclusively for filing my business activity statements. It's a pain for me to do it. I don't think it's going to be any easier for Sven.