Australian technology luminaries have voiced frustration at the federal government’s slow moves to end up-front taxation of employee share options, saying it’s holding back start-ups.
Australian technology luminaries have voiced frustration at the federal government’s delay to end up-front taxation of employee share options, warning it is holding back the country's start-up culture.
Speaking at Tuesday’s Australian Financial Review and Macquarie Future Forum, SEEK co-founder and venture capitalist Paul Bassat said employee shares were vital to the early growth of the jobs classifieds business.
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