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From Government Review of company tax residency rules The Government has requested that the Board of Taxation conduct a review of the tax residency rules

We had a client recently who broke their leg. It was a simple scenario. driving along 1 day and was involved in a car accident.

The investment strategies of Self Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs) are under scrutiny with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) contacting 17,700 trustees about a lack of

21 September Lodge and pay August 2019 monthly business activity statement. 30 September Lodge PAYG withholding payment summary annual report if prepared by a BAS

September is expected to be an active month with Parliament sitting again on 9 September and a raft of determinations and rulings expected. We’ll keep

Would you claim the Lego you bought for your kids throughout the year as a tax deduction? One taxpayer did and it made the Australian

Breaks over! Parliament is back and a raft of previously announced and new tax and super measures have been introduced. Major changes include the small

14 August Lodge PAYG withholding payment summary annual report for: large withholders whose annual withholding is greater than $1 million payers who have no tax agent or BAS

The recent income tax cuts that passed through Parliament do not mean everyone automatically gets $1,080 back from the Government as soon as they lodge

Tip-offs to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have reached an all-time high with close to 60,000 tip-offs received between June and May 2019 – almost

The ATO is airing the ‘dirty laundry’ on work-related clothing and laundry expenses warning that it is closely reviewing claims. “Last year around 6 million

The ATO has exempted closely held payees such as Directors and family members from single touch payroll for the 2020 financial year. While this is