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Last Chance for 50% Investment allowance- at Sydney Boat Show

by .. on 21 Jul 2009
Charter Heaven Seawind Catamarans www.seawindcats.com
As part of the 2009 Budget, the Federal Government is offering a ONCE ONLY 50% INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE (increased from 30% initially announced) against the purchase of a new Charter Boat.

Though the deadline to order is now December 31, 2009, there are very few vacancies within charter companies. Seawind can help place your boat into charter if you act soon.

In this feature, we investigate these benefits in detail and talk with experts in the industry including: A Multiple Charter Boat Owner; The Whitsunday's Largest Charter Operator; and Australia's leading Charter Boat Financier. To download the complete charter investment pack, listen to audio Podcasts interviews and more, visit our Charter Investment page here


To get a thorough understanding of the considerations for charter boat investments, register for our live and interactive Webinar (seminar via your computer & phone) there is another Webinar scheduled for 7pm today (Wednesday the 22nd of July). Click here to register NOW

Otherwise, be sure to visit us at the Sydney Boat Show from July 30 to August 3.

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