Covid-19 as at April 2020

Land tax, Liquor License, and payroll tax

By Gideon Marcus

08-04-2020 |
 

VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT PAYROLL TAX CONCESSION

Victorian wages up to $3m per annum fo 2019-2020 year: payroll tax waved.  If you have paid, expect a refund.

VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT LAND TAX CONCESSION


Owners due to pay 2020 Victorian Land Tax that have at least one non-residential property and total taxable holdings of less than $1,000,000 have the option of deferring their 2020 Land tax payment until December

 

 

VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT LIQUOR LICENCE FEES FOR 2020
 

Waived and a reimbursement if already paid.

 


VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT


Victorian small businesses impacted by the shutdown may be able to apply for a one off $10,000 grant from the Victorian Government's Business Support Fund.
 

GO to business.vic.gov.au/businesssupport fund

 

 

WHY ARE WE WASHING OUR HANDS WITH SOAP AND WATER?
 

Soap is an unusual molecule-one end is hydrophobic, the other is hydrophillic.
This means that in water the hydropphillic end acts like sugar and salt in water, it dissolves.  The hydrophobic end wants nothing to do with water, but it will react with fats, oils and lipids.  That's why soap is a good cleaning agent: it dissolves in water and takes fatty and oily things with it which won't dissolve in water.

COVID-19 has an outer lipid layer.  The hydrophoblc end of the with soap will react with the lipid layer.  This might be enough to render the virus harmless, but in any event, the hydrophillic end ensures that the soap molecule with virus attached is carried away it to a hostile environment.

Alcohol is another substance which dissolves lipids.

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