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29/07/21

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Originally posted by DavoMagic: ↑

I just started to look at getting business support through the NSW portal.

Apart form being inappropriate and intrusive I cannot get through to speak to advisories. Some requirements have no basis whatsoever so they make the ATO look like a angel. With NSW its George Orwells 1984 all over again. I think we know some puppet masters are behind this but I do not think they comprehend what is going on at street level.

Looks like I will be calling the ATO for advice.

Can't even see a time schedule.

This is so bad, so many businesses are going to fold and withdraw services as they are not viable under these restrictions.

I think I might even visit the local member and indicate they missed the mark and are pretty far from professional and flexible, let alone agile.

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They say they want to help but do t want to give too much so they make it hard, time consuming/erroneous so people just give up. That’s the coalitions primary financial management plan for social services.
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