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September 2026 Tax Due Dates
Key Tax Due Dates 21 September Activity statements 30 September PAYG withholding TFN withholding We recommend reviewing these upcoming obligations early to ensure all required
New Reasonable Travel and Overtime Meal Rates
The ATO has released its updated reasonable travel and overtime meal allowance rates for the 2026–27 income year in Taxation Determination TD 2026/4. The overtime
September 2026 Essential Tax Summary
What Did I Miss? Budget tax changes and new draft crypto guidance The major development this month is the passage of a Bill through Parliament
Discretionary Trusts and the Proposed 30% Minimum Tax
Discretionary trusts, often referred to as family trusts, have been a popular structure for Australian families and businesses for many years. They are commonly used
High Court Brings Greater Clarity on Trust Distributions
The High Court has recently handed down an important decision that may affect many private business groups using discretionary trusts and corporate beneficiaries. In Commissioner
Changes to Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) Borrowing Rules
To ensure the passage of the negative gearing and CGT discount changes announced in the May 2026 Federal Budget, the Government agreed to make amendments
August 2026 Essential Tax Summary
What Did I Miss? Consultation on the proposed 30% minimum tax for trusts, further changes to the CGT and negative gearing rules, and a Federal
August 2026 Tax Due Dates
Key Tax Due Dates 11 August Activity statements 14 August PAYG withholding Employee Share Scheme (ESS) annual report 21 August Activity statements GST 28 August
Super on Payday: Fundamental Changes for your business
From 1 July 2026, employers will need to pay employee superannuation guarantee contributions closer to payday. The obligation to pay super is not new. What
June 2026 Essential Tax Summary
June brings a mix of proposed tax changes, ATO updates and recent court decisions that could affect individuals, employers, business owners, property investors and families
Ending card surcharges: What you need to know before 1 October 2026
From 1 October 2026, businesses will no longer be able to add surcharges to credit and debit card payments made through eftpos, Mastercard and Visa.
Key 2026–27 Federal Budget tax reforms: What they mean for you
The 2026–27 Federal Budget included several proposed tax changes that may affect property investors, business owners and families using trusts. The main areas to watch
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