TPRS Exemptions: Legislative Instrument
Legislative Instrument Taxable Payments Reporting System - Reporting Exemptions for Certain Entities Determination 2019 and Explanatory Statement (TPRS 2019/D1) regarding the de minimus exemption...
Legislative Instrument Taxable Payments Reporting System - Reporting Exemptions for Certain Entities Determination 2019 and Explanatory Statement (TPRS 2019/D1) regarding the de minimus exemption...
The Federal Treasurer, Mr Josh Frydenberg, handed down the 2019/20 Federal Budget at 7:30 pm (AEDT) on 2 April...
From July 1 2020, Australians aged 65 and 66 will be able to make voluntary superannuation contributions, both concessional...
Taxation Determination TD 2019/7 sets out the amounts that the Commissioner considers reasonable under s 31G of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986 for food and drink expenses incurred by employees receiving a living-away-from-home allowance (LAFHA) fringe benefit for the FBT year commencing on 1 April 2019.
READ MOREFrom 1 July 2019, government contracts worth over $4m (incl. GST) will require an ATO Statement of Tax Record (STR) to be attached to all tenders. The STR is required for all entities listed on the tender, and potentially some sub-contractors as well.
READ MOREThe Treasury Laws Amendment (Increasing the Instant Asset Write-Off for Small Business Entities) Bill 2019 was passed by the Senate and the House of Representatives on the morning of 4th April 2019, with 18 government amendments which give effect to the federal budget announcement to increase the threshold to $30,000 and expand the eligibility to medium-sized businesses with a turnover of less than $50 million.
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READ MOREAs a general rule, expenses incurred by a taxpayer for the purpose of earning assessable rental income will be deductible, provided they are not private or capital in nature, and that they are not explicitly excluded from deduction.
READ MOREIf you are a NSW business owner, you may be eligible for a payroll tax rebate. Businesses that create and fill new jobs on or after 31 July 2016 will receive payroll rebates worth A$6,000. New jobs commencing on or after 31 July 2016 will receive a rebate of up to $2,000 payable on the first anniversary and up to $4,000 on the second anniversary.
READ MORESetting up an SMSF can be complicated. Not getting it right can materially affect your financial situation and retirement plans. The first question you need to be sure about is whether an SMSF is the right fit. Seeking specialised financial advice can help you determine this answer.
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