Teal independent MP Allegra Spender is leading a chorus of technology start-ups and investors criticising the federal government’s proposed superannuation legislation, which they say would harm the sector and reduce funding for early-stage innovative companies.
The changes are thought to apply to about 80,000 high-net-worth superannuation account holders, but Spender said many of those were investors in the local technology sector. “The committee also highlights evidence that the taxation of unrealised capital gains is not unknown to the Australian tax system,” the committee said. It also pointed to evidence that all superannuation trustees have an obligation to keep sufficient liquidity within their account to meet their Australian Prudential Regulation Authority obligations.
“Quite frankly, I can’t understand how I can be taxed on a totally illiquid investment that may or may not generate some form of profit for us when it finally exits, which could be some five or 10 years away. The valuation of such investment will, at best, be difficult, if not impossible, to be accurate with.
Source: Tech Daily Report (techdailyreport.net)
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