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Federal Budget 2020 – our expert analysis

With last year’s Federal Budget reference to being “Back in Black” a long forgotten memory, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has laid out how the Federal Government plans to kick start the economy and drive growth in a post (or almost post) COVID era.

Foreign residents, OECD and turning a blind eye

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses and people are unable to undertake their normal business operations or perform their work from the usual locations.

NSW Government – $10,000 Grant Announcement

The NSW Government has recently announced a number of stimulus packages relating to payroll tax waivers and deferrals. Acknowledging that small businesses cannot access these benefits.

States and Territory’s Fiscal Response to COVID-19 – March 17

State and Territory Governments across Australia have also announced today further incentives in response to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.

Disclosure Changes Impacting Uncertain Income Tax Treatments

The term “uncertain” can have many meanings, however, it is vital that general purpose accountants understand and are aware of changes to the ATO’s definition of ‘uncertain’ as it relates to income tax treatments.

Enjoy your silly season without an FBT hangover

With less than 15 days on the Christmas countdown, employers will be planning their end of year festivities. It is easy to get lost in the excitement of party planning and gift-giving, but it’s vital to consider the tax implications to avoid waking up with a nasty FBT hangover come 31 March.

FBT Recap – Utes provided to employees

It's useful to recap on some of the more common areas where FBT liabilities can arise. There are the perennial issues around entertainment, travel diaries and log books for cars, however, this year’s main benefit issue revolved around the changes to FBT impacting on Utes.

Your Guide to End of Year Planning

It’s that time of year again and for many, the end of the financial year can feel busy and frantic with so many things to complete before 30 June. To help, we have put together a checklist of the key items to complete and tax planning opportunities to consider before...

Rental Deductions a ‘Top Priority’ says ATO as it doubles audits

The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has warned rental property owners to “ensure their claims are correct this tax time” as it will double the number of audits scrutinising rental deductions.

2019 Budget Special: Business Tax

Small and medium companies are the main beneficiaries of the changes announced in the Federal Budget.

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Federal Budget 2020 – our expert analysis

Foreign residents, OECD and turning a blind eye

NSW Government – $10,000 Grant Announcement

States and Territory’s Fiscal Response to COVID-19 – March 17

Disclosure Changes Impacting Uncertain Income Tax Treatments