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Jim Chalmers’ superannuation jumble goes another round

In the face of ongoing criticism, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has finally confirmed major revisions to the proposed Division 296 tax, announcing the government will no longer apply the tax to unrealised capital gains on superannuation balances above $3 million.

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.

Navigating Changes in Deductibility and Interest Rates

Businesses and individuals who fail to meet their tax payment deadlines will no longer be eligible to claim a tax deduction for interest paid to the Tax Office if Treasurer Jim Chalmers gets his way.

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.

Will New Zealand citizens be subject to more Australian tax?

From 1 July 2023, New Zealand citizens living in Australia will have a direct pathway to Australian citizenship.

EOFY Checklist

With June 30 being just around the corner, we have put together our annual checklist of items to complete and tax planning opportunities to consider as the 2024 financial year begins.

Working From Home? Here’s what you can claim and how!

The ATO have recently released further guidance in relation to what an employee can claim when working from home, with the revised guidance increasing the compliance requirements on taxpayers.

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.

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.

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Jim Chalmers’ superannuation jumble goes another round

Fringe Benefits Tax in 2024

Navigating Compliance and Risks in Intangible Migration Arrangements

Navigating Changes in Deductibility and Interest Rates

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

Will New Zealand citizens be subject to more Australian tax?

EOFY Checklist

Working From Home? Here’s what you can claim and how!

NSW Stamp Duty and Land Tax changes

New car parking FBT changes announced

Why us

What we do

Who do we help

Work with us

What we think

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Jim Chalmers’ superannuation jumble goes another round

Fringe Benefits Tax in 2024

Navigating Compliance and Risks in Intangible Migration Arrangements

Navigating Changes in Deductibility and Interest Rates

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

Will New Zealand citizens be subject to more Australian tax?

EOFY Checklist

Working From Home? Here’s what you can claim and how!

NSW Stamp Duty and Land Tax changes

New car parking FBT changes announced

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