Supreme Court rules military pay taxable income in part
The High Court held that certain supplemental military pay constitutes taxable income for the year ended July, upholding a decision against the employer and confirming tax assessment. The ruling, issued by a majority, affects how wage supplements are treated for taxation and related payroll processes.
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False Pretences Alleged in Canberra Court
In Canberra a man named Laurence Lindhe Marshall faced accusations of obtaining £30 from Pasfield by forged Pasteld receipts and presenting a Bank of NSW cheque with no funds. Evidence included letters and photos claiming airline pilot status and an American accent adopted in the Philippines.
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