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ATO next steps for high net worth reviews

The ATO have a series of programs through which they are targeting taxpayers with a view to raising tax collections. The Next 5,000 program which began in 2019 is focused on making sure Australia's largest privately owned and wealthy groups are paying the right amount of tax.

Taxing of unrealised gains inches closer

The proposed legislation referred to as “Division 296 tax” is set to apply to superannuation member balances above set values and in doing so apply a tax based on the value of the member balance rather than actual realised income or gains.

ESG: a new horizon

In a rapidly changing world where environmental, social and governance issues are taking centre stage. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has sounded the alarm: Prepare now for mandatory climate reporting.

Federal Budget 2024 – our expert analysis

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down his third Budget with a second surplus, again driven by higher commodity prices, low unemployment, and wage growth.

The difference between employees and contractors

How to understand the difference between employees and contractors, it's important for complying with tax, superannuation, and other government obligations.

Fringe Benefits Tax in 2024

With the lodgement due date of the annual Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) return looming, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is ramping up their activities to ensure FBT compliance across various businesses.

Navigating Compliance and Risks in Intangible Migration Arrangements

The ATO has released their Practical Compliance Guidelines (PCG) 2024/1, outlining their compliance approach and risk assessment in relation to Intangible Migration Arrangements.

Key Changes for Australian Distributors in Software & IP Transactions

The ATO have released a revised draft tax ruling, offering a more detailed explanation of its interpretation of payments linked to software and other intangible property rights.

Australia Proposes Mandatory Climate Disclosure

The Australian Treasury has unveiled draft legislation which is designed to implement a standardised mandatory disclosure of climate-related information by companies.

When is a tax cut not a tax cut? When it’s an election promise!

In the dynamic world of politics and policy, change is inevitable. However, when it comes to election promises and tax cuts, the recent shifts have left many Australians questioning the impact on their wallets.

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ATO next steps for high net worth reviews

Taxing of unrealised gains inches closer

ESG: a new horizon

Federal Budget 2024 – our expert analysis

The difference between employees and contractors

Fringe Benefits Tax in 2024

Navigating Compliance and Risks in Intangible Migration Arrangements

Key Changes for Australian Distributors in Software & IP Transactions

Australia Proposes Mandatory Climate Disclosure

When is a tax cut not a tax cut? When it’s an election promise!

Why us

What we do

Who do we help

Work with us

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Working to give back

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Corporate Tax & Regulatory

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ATO next steps for high net worth reviews

Taxing of unrealised gains inches closer

ESG: a new horizon

Federal Budget 2024 – our expert analysis

The difference between employees and contractors

Fringe Benefits Tax in 2024

Navigating Compliance and Risks in Intangible Migration Arrangements

Key Changes for Australian Distributors in Software & IP Transactions

Australia Proposes Mandatory Climate Disclosure

When is a tax cut not a tax cut? When it’s an election promise!

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