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  1. Board of Tax probes ATO, AusIndustry administration of R&D tax incentive

    The final report will be due by 30 November. The review comes after reforms to the R&D tax incentive passed Parliament last year, following the government’s commitment to invest $2 billion in the incentive. Refreshed guidance around the tax incentive,...

  2. Labor drags its feet on stage 3 tax cuts

    because we know how much they like to increase taxes on working Australians and hardworking small businesses.” Labor last aired opposition to stage 3 cuts in October last year when stage 2 cuts were introduced early and backdated to 1 July 2020. The...

  3. Federal budget 2021: Old jobs, new tricks?

    98 per cent loan-to-value ratio at a time when housing is running hot. Australia’s housing market hit $8.1 trillion in value last month, surpassing the combined values of listed shares, superannuation and commercial real estate by $1 trillion....

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jo Masters and Johnathan McMenamin, EY Oceania
    • Category: Business

  4. ATO clears the air over lodgement support bungle

    to tax practitioners has now been established after confusion reigned over the Tax Office’s initial offer of support. Last Friday, the ATO announced that it would look to support practitioners struggling to meet lodgement deadlines through a dedicated...

  5. ATO to set its sights on ‘copy-paste’ expense claims

    work-related expense claims related to clothing and laundry, self-education, car and travel, the Tax Office said it expects last year’s downward trend to continue. “In 2020, we saw a decrease in the value of work-related expenses for cars, travel,...

  6. EY appoints new strategy and transactions leader

    Cotter has been with the firm since November 2016, when she joined as an infrastructure advisory partner. She has spent the last two years as an infrastructure advisory leader, based in Sydney, and serves on the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia...

  7. Viable businesses should ‘focus’ as Australia braces for insolvency bump

    tipped to pivot to a post-pandemic compliance crackdown. “While the ATO has been very quiet for almost 12 months, that won’t last,” he said. “And that’s when we expect to see the insolvency wave building.” The ATO’s debt book grew to $53 billion over...

  8. ATO should revise work-from-home travel expense eligibility: TSA

    calls for a review of travel expense claim entitlements for those working from home follow an alert issued by the ATO last week where it warned tax agents and taxpayers that it would be on the lookout for claims containing ineligible work-related...

  9. FBT exemption, LMITO tax bill introduced into Parliament

    of the LMITO for a further 12 months comes after the government announced a similar extension in its October federal budget last year despite backdating its stage 2 tax cuts to 1 July 2020. Mr Frydenberg stressed that the extension of the offset was a...

  10. ATO signals crypto crackdown as tax time looms

    capital gains or losses.” The ATO’s crackdown follows a softer, educative approach adopted through the 2020 income year. Last year, the Tax Office contacted 100,000 taxpayers who had traded crypto assets and prompted 140,000 taxpayers to lodge returns....

  11. Crypto crackdown underway as ATO locks in data-matching program

    tax communications Mark Chapman had warned earlier this year that the ATO’s light-touch approach to crypto was unlikely to last for long, with taxpayers urged to pay attention to their tax obligations. “I think the first thing to say is that the ATO...

  12. ATO extends Division 7A COVID-19 relief

    lender’s 2020–21 income year due to the ongoing effects of COVID-19 under section 109RD. A similar extension was provided last year for the 2019–20 MYR. Taxpayers who obtained the extension last year will be required to make up the shortfall of their...

  13. PwC appoints new financial services leader

    and talents” required to create growth opportunities and build trust, with digitisation at the fore. Mr Gunson has spent the last seven years as the lead relationship partner for one of the firm’s “iconic financial services clients” and has worked with...

  14. Peak bodies welcome Australia-UK trade deal

    a joint statement welcoming a new Australia-UK trade deal agreed to by Prime Ministers Scott Morrison and Boris Johnson last week. A core tenet of the deal hinges on greater business mobility between both nations. The commitments agreed to will allow...

  15. NSW financial support incoming as state enters 2-week lockdown

    details of which are set to be revealed in the coming days. The state’s budget, handed down by Treasurer Dominic Perrottet last week, allotted $5.1 billion for combating COVID-19, $800 million of which is set to be spent by the end of the 2021 calendar...

  16. PwC adds ‘largest’ intake of new partners

    Australian outpost. The raft of admissions takes PwC’s total partnership to 777, up from 693 partners during the same period last year. Of the 92 new partners, 60 were promoted from within, while two will join the firm’s Australian offices on...

  17. Why Digital Marketing Is Your Best Defence Against Economic Uncertainty

    COVID-19 pandemic has been undeniably bad for business. International trade has been near impossible for the bulk of this last year, and job scarcities across the globe have limited consumer spending. That being said, the tumult of 2020 seems to have...

  18. Cash flow boost returns: New hope for NSW businesses

    said the new payments were modelled on the cash flow boost measure that was introduced at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic last year but will be jointly funded between the Commonwealth and New South Wales. “What we’ve learnt during the pandemic is you...

  19. ‘Danger of slipping through the cracks’: Perrottet demands return of JobKeeper

    months ahead”. Mr Frydenberg’s firm opposition of the wage subsidy’s return was backed by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who last week insisted that there was no time to implement a system to deliver emergency payments to individuals who need it now....

  20. Investor confidence stands up despite recent lockdowns

    confidence has yet to dim, even as sustained lockdowns renew economic concern. “While we saw a wobble in confidence levels last year, it has now rebounded despite economic uncertainty in parts of the country with continued lockdowns,” Mr Ghandar said....

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