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Tax and a Covid home office
In our dealings with clients, the eligibility and deductibility of home office expenses is never far away. What better time to revisit this topic than now when many of us must work from home to stay “Covid compliant” and therefore many more business owners and employees will be eligible to claim them from tax year... Read More
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Shadwell’s Enbihaar aims for another milestone for Redoute’s
Friday’s Lonsdale Cup favourite, from the champion Australian stallion’s second French crop, will fly the flag for the late Arrowfield stalwart The legendary Redoute’s Choice (Danehill) will be out to break new ground on Friday night when his daughter Enbihaar lines up as favourite in the Lonsdale Cup (Gr 2, 2m) at York, amidst a... Read More
South Africa’s Santos sets sights on success
Young gun, who made a splash at the Cape Premier Yearling Sale earlier this year, talks aspirations, Australia and audits Christopher Santos may not have the name recognition of some of the world’s leading thoroughbred traders but the emerging South African agent hopes that, in time, he will earn his spot among the leading... Read More
Vendors put pandemic aside by backing Ready 2 Race Sale with large catalogue
Numbers and quality on increase for Sydney two-year-old sale as Inglis to set platform Stakeholders are banking on the continued demand from Asia, and primarily Hong Kong, as well as the underlying strength of the Australian racing industry to underpin this year’s two-year-old sales, which threaten to be the most coronavirus-affected segment of the thoroughbred... Read More
Fresh is best for Savatiano in P.B. Lawrence Stakes
Godolphin filly adds another Group race to her CV to kick start spring carnival The James Cummings-trained Savatiano (Street Cry) maintained her exceptional first-up record with a tough win in yesterday’s P.B. Lawrence Stakes (Gr 2, 1400m) at Caulfield. The six-year-old mare has won first-up from a break five times, including when taking out the... Read More
Gytrash to hit the road for shot at Everest riches
Adelaide sprinter to wear Inglis colours in $15 million slot race Mark Webster is confident that Group 1-winning sprinter Gytrash (Lope De Vega) is Inglis’ best chance of collecting a major share of the $15 million up for grabs in this year’s The Everest (1200m). The sales company yesterday confirmed that the Gordon Richards-trained Gytrash,... Read More