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Changes to reporting requirements for AFSL holders

Recent advice released by ASIC clarifies the financial reporting requirements for AFSL holders for 30 June 2022. For some AFSL holders, this will mean additional disclosures, and a move to full Tier 1 general purpose reporting, which they may not have been expecting.

Your EOFY Checklist

It feels like I only just finished writing this article for last year, and somehow we are here again, at the start of a brand new financial year.

NSW Stamp Duty and Land Tax changes

A number of amendments have been made to the NSW Duties Act and Land Tax Act which will have significant ripple effects.

2022 Federal Budget Whitepaper

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has handed down his latest (and potentially last) budget continuing the Coalition’s theme from recent budgets of building resilience in the economy to fund economic and wage growth.

New car parking FBT changes announced

The latest Taxation Ruling (“TR”) 2021/2 released by the ATO on 16 June 2021 sets out the Commissioner’s view on when the provision of car parking is a ‘car parking benefit’ for the purposes of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986.

STP Expansion – Are you ready?

The Australian Tax Office (ATO) implemented a STP system on 1 July 2018 for employers with 20 or more employees, and 1 July 2019 for employers with 19 or fewer employees as a mandatory obligation.

Superannuation Guarantee – what does it mean for me?

The 2021 Federal Budget has maintained the legislated increase to the superannuation guarantee (SG), which will increase by 0.5% to 10% on 1 July 2021 and a rise of 0.5 per cent per year thereafter until it reaches 12 per cent by 2025.

2021 Budget White Paper

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has handed down his second Covid Budget continuing the position adopted in his original Budget. The Coalition Government has continued to spend money at the expense of the Budget deficit, on the basis that continued spending is required to ensure that the economic recovery is maintained.

What may feature in the 2021 Federal Budget?

Next Tuesday evening the 2021 Federal Budget will be handed down by Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg. The Government have already been out and about spruiking some new initiatives and reminding us of previous announcements that are now imminent.

The Reality of the Federal Budget

The Federal Budget has been delivered and lots of analysis undertaken by all sides as to whether the money spent was too much (Australia will have $1 trillion of national debt), not enough or not targeted in the right place. But what does it all really mean?

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Changes to reporting requirements for AFSL holders

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NSW Stamp Duty and Land Tax changes

2022 Federal Budget Whitepaper

New car parking FBT changes announced

STP Expansion – Are you ready?

Superannuation Guarantee – what does it mean for me?

2021 Budget White Paper

What may feature in the 2021 Federal Budget?

The Reality of the Federal Budget

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Changes to reporting requirements for AFSL holders

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NSW Stamp Duty and Land Tax changes

2022 Federal Budget Whitepaper

New car parking FBT changes announced

STP Expansion – Are you ready?

Superannuation Guarantee – what does it mean for me?

2021 Budget White Paper

What may feature in the 2021 Federal Budget?

The Reality of the Federal Budget

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