Salamanca Market stallholders charged unnecessary stamp duty.
For the last 15 years, Salamanca Market stallholders have been incorrectly charged stamp duty by the State Government.
Historically purchasers of a stallholder’s licence were required to pay stamp duty, but a rule change 15 years ago meant this was no longer required.
Despite this change, stamp duty for market licences has continued to be collected.
Anyone who purchased a stall license since 1st July 2008 should contact the State Revenue Office to see if they are owed a refund.
Website: www.sro.tas.gov.au
Upcoming Event: Embracing Consumer Behaviour Trends to Boost Main Street Shopping
Our September Networking Event will be held on Tue 19th and feature guest speaker internationally recognised retail researcher Dr Louise Grimmer.
Louise’s presentation will outline some of the major changes in consumer behaviour as a result of the pandemic, and how retailers and other small businesses can best respond.
Drinks and nibbles provided. Come and join us, non-members welcome.
- When: Tue 19th Sep, 7:00pm – 9:00pm
- Location: Level 1/83 Salamanca Place, Hobart
- Cost: Members $10 / Non-Members $15
Website: www.cghb.org.au/events
Want your workplace to be healthy and safe?
WorkSafe Tasmania Advisors can offer your small business free support with getting your consultation and other safety issues up to date.
Advisors can visit your workplace and help you:
- identify hazards
- conduct your own risk assessments
- recognise opportunities for improvement
- understand and meet your work health and safety obligations
- ensure your policies and procedures are up to date and effective
- communicate with your workers
Website: worksafe.tas.gov.au/advisoryservice
Questions raised over Hobart parking fine cancelations and airness
People have rightly lost confidence in the parking system, with nearly 2000 parking fines cancelled in 12 months due to officer error or system fault, the question is how many more are incorrect?
The current parking regime is inherently unfair for people who overstay with there is no difference in the fine between 5 minutes late and 50 minutes late.
Full Media Release: cghb.org.au/parking-fines
Member Profile: HYPE TV
As a complete production house HYPE has the capability to facilitate the entire production process from concept creation through to media delivery.
With a team of Producers, Directors, DOP’s and Editors HYPE can meet any production need.
HYPE is owned by Dave Flower and Robert Harrison who have a combined experience of over 40 years in the television industry.
Dave Flower has produced multiple national television series, live television, educational content and commercials.
Rob Harrison has directed and been cinematographer on national and international television series, documentaries, commercials and educational content.
Website: hypetv.com.au