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That makes me want to cry. :violent085:

When you do the tour they give the spiel on as soon as they tap open one of their vats they have a liability of so many million dollars in tax. That's before it's even bottled let alone sold.

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A mate of mine owned a bottle shop around the year 2002..He showed me an invoice of some beer he just bought...It cost him $27.00 a case and the invoice was broken down..Half the cost was tax $13.50..can only imagine what it is today

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I'll take a pic of the next liquor land delivery docket I see.. Half a pallet of imported beers were only around the 6-700 mark

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Another perfect example is the Turbosmart Eboost 2 boost controller, australian made and owned yet cheaper for me to buy from the US for my last car.

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My thinking.

Americans pay no tax on there cars, not sure about parts.

We pay out the ass for labour compared to around the world. Unskilled factory worker wants to work 8 hours max and make 60k+ a year.

And America orders 10000 porches, Australia orders 1000.

We get stung with import taxes, luxury tax at a whopping 33%, bang 10% on the total for GST. We're fleeced by our government!

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Was looking for a job . Didn't see any unskilled jobs go for 60k. Applied for a few store manger positions . Lucky to find one that pays 50k. The best I found was 55k plus a car.

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Tax is definitely a big thing, however I think it really has a lot to do with Volume - I know that a customer of mine will pay less for individual units if they buy in bulk compared to buying one unit every now and again.

There is also the commitment to buying a certain amount of product which will improve a discount from the manufacturer. If you say to the manufacturer that you will buy 1 pallet of product they will give you a good price however if you say you will buy 1 pallet of their product every week for the next 5 years they will give you an excellent deal to secure the business and guarantee cash flow.

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  On 18/03/2013 at 8:58 AM, Rootster said:

Was looking for a job . Didn't see any unskilled jobs go for 60k. Applied for a few store manger positions . Lucky to find one that pays 50k. The best I found was 55k plus a car.

plenty of unskilled jobs around the western suburbs for 60k+

pick/pack in a warehouse will pay you more than that.

im a skilled forklift driver and get paid more than that.

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