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Ḻarrum Ḏälwu Ḏharrukku
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Economics
How much tax is sent to Government from your Pay? – No8
Tax story 8 of 10. Have you ever wondered how the Government works out how much tax you have to pay? In this video Richard Trudgen explains how and also goes into detail around the "tax free threshold".
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History of Money. Where did money come from? Story No. 8
Richard Trudgen and Djiniyini Gondarra. More on the Macassan-Yolngu trading relationship and when money first appeared.
Economist meaning
Dianne Gondarra and Richard Trudgen definite the English word 'Economist' in Yolŋu Matha
Dharanganharaw Tax Free Threshold-gu – Namba 7
Tax story 7 of 10. Do you want to know the meaning of "one financial year"? or need to know how to claim the tax free threshold with your employer? Watch this video as Richard Trudgen discusses it all!
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History of Money. Where did money come from? Story No. 7
Richard Trudgen and Djiniyini Gondarra talk more about the Macassan trade and how some Yolngu once were wealthy.
What is TAX?
Podcast No. 19 What does taxation mean, why do I need to pay tax, and how do I do it? Listen here for answers to your questions about tax..
Economy meaning
Dianne Gondarra and Richard Trudgen definite the word of Economy in Yolŋu Matha
Buḻarrmaram ga Taxgu Djorraw ga Tax free threshold-gu – Namba 6
Tax story 6 of 10. In this video Richard Trudgen talks about understanding the Tax file declaration form that you sign when you start a new job and the tick box "Tax free threshold"
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History of Money. Where did money come from? Story No. 6
Richard Trudgen and Djiniyini Gondarra talk about the Yolngu trade with the Macassans.
Nha Tax File Number – No5
Tax story 5 of 10. Everyone needs a Tax file number. Ever wondered why? Watch this video as Richard Trudgen explains why!!!
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History of Money. Where did money come from? Story No. 4
Richard Trudgen and Djiniyini Gondarra talk about how cowrie shells were used as money around the world. Yolngu called cowrie shell necklaces & arm/ankle bracelets 'maniy-maniy'. Pronounced money-money.