Extending the two year main residence exemption
When Tax Laws Amendment (2011 Measures No 9) Bill 2011 was given royal assent on 21 March 2012, it...
When Tax Laws Amendment (2011 Measures No 9) Bill 2011 was given royal assent on 21 March 2012, it...
The Long Service Corporation operates the portable long service leave scheme available to workers in the industry. If you...
New legislation to be introduced by the government is planning to give an allowance to all people over 65...
The ATO has drafted safe harbour guidelines for apportioning payments made to professional sportspersons for the use of their public fame or image. The ATO will accept that 10% of a sportsperson’s playing contract is associated with these appearances.
READ MORERecently, the ATO announced that they will be putting further resources behind ensuring employers meet their superannuation guarantee obligations.
READ MOREThe ATO is warning taxpayers that they are paying close attention to claims for work-related car expenses this tax time. Assistant Commissioner, Kath Anderson, said “standard” claims were a common error. “Some people think they are entitled to a ‘standard deduction’ for car expenses, using the cents per kilometre method, but this is not the…
READ MOREFrom 1 July 2017, all superannuation funds, including SMSFs, will be required to report Transfer Balance Cap (TBC) credits & debits to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) on an ‘events’ basis.
READ MOREThe scope and complexity of Australia’s transfer pricing regime has increased considerably following the recent enactment of more stringent and robust domestic transfer pricing rules.
READ MOREFrom 31 July, the NSW Office of State Revenue (OSR) and the State Debt Recovery Office (SDRO) are called Revenue NSW. All functions, administrative and legislative powers of both offices continue under the new name.
READ MOREThe Leader of the Opposition, Mr Bill Shorten, has announced that a Labor Government would introduce a standard minimum 30% tax rate for discretionary trust distributions to beneficiaries over the age of 18.
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