Nah... your wrong.the majority of the underlying investments...

Nah... your wrong.

the majority of the underlying investments actually do stack up, it is just with the tax deduction as well, it becomes compelling.

You remover that from the picture then you don't get the masses investing, if you don't get the masses investing you don't have the economy of scale, you don't have that returns decrease and the industry dies.

I would have thought the govenment would ahve ascertained that we need more investment in high value assets like foods as opposed to comodities like wood chips.

i cannot undertand why they would have a split approach.

Is somone intevetd in a tree running a business moreso than someone growing fruit?

Finally, in 2001 the ATO was of the opinion that all these people were/are running businesses, they have issued them all with ABN's.