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  1. Government warned on delicate balancing act ahead of federal budget sweeteners

    thresholds were the most likely routes the government would take. The potential cuts will come on top of tax cuts announced last year – a three-stage process that will run to 2024. “While individual tax cuts could be seen as being election sweeteners,...

  2. Government warned on ‘compliance logjam’ with tax changes

    “The draft legislation anticipates that on or before 1 July 2017, people will know their superannuation balance down to the last dollar,” the SMSFOA said. “However, for self-managed funds in particular, it can take months for the trustees and the fund’s...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Tax

  3. Government warned against making bankruptcy an ‘attractive option’

    at a given point in time.” CA ANZ’s response comes after the Attorney-General’s Department released a discussion paper last month to consider reducing the automatic discharge period to one year in a bid to reduce stigma from bankruptcy, encourage...

  4. Government urged to step up involvement in Alt-Fi

    involvement in the online alternative finance sector to boost trust in the emerging lending segment. A KPMG report released last week showed Australia’s alternative finance (Alt-Fi) sector is strong, but “that more work” needs to be done to further...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Staff Reporter
    • Category: Tax

  5. Government urged to revise $6m maximum net asset value with CGT reforms

    concessions on the sale of their business or a business asset, and it currently is not indexed for inflation. Indeed, it was last increased from $5 million to $6 million as part of the 2007 small business tax changes, which means it has remained broadly...

  6. Government urged to prioritise Div 7A reform this year

    The Tax Institute are urging the government to prioritise reform changes to the Division 7A regime, with the Bendel decision last year illustrating the consequences of leaving issues with the provisions unresolved. In a recent pre-budget submission, the...

  7. Government urged to get the ball rolling with Division 7A

    and tax bodies will reveal similar calls for the government to address the operation of Division 7A, following a decision last year to further defer the start date for proposed amendments to an income year on or after legislation receives royal assent....

  8. Government urged to consider bushfire SGC exemption

    administration fees, penalties and to allow tax deductibility of SGC payments for SMEs impacted by the bushfires. Over the last month, the government has committed to a range of measures to help impacted small businesses, including extending the ATO’s...

  9. Government to protect Aussies with ‘ironclad’ scam laws

    has passed “the world’s toughest” anti-scam laws to prevent Australians from being an easy target for scammers. On Thursday last week, Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones revealed the government had legislated anti-scam laws to reinforce the cyber...

  10. Government to overhaul ‘poorly executed’ data sharing rules

    CDR data standards, based on the very low level of usage that they observe among their customer base,” the review, released last week, said. Jones flagged plans to get the roll-out back on track and to expand CDR to non-bank lenders in 2025. He said the...

  11. Government to ease in ABN changes

    their ABN details. The measures announced in the federal budget were in response to a Treasury consultation paper released last year which stated that the current ABN system was in need of reform as it was being used by participants in the black economy...

  12. Government to act on migrant worker ‘crisis of exploitation’

    months of consultation the government has landed on appropriate measures with further changes in the pipeline. “Over the last ten years our migration system has drifted deeper and deeper into reliance on low-paid temporary migrant workers who we know...

  13. Government tipped to ignore tax reform commitments

    to introduce a tax white paper. “[The government] needs courage and I’m not sure they’re going to do it. They promised it last time and it didn’t follow through,” Mr Ward said.

  14. Government tipped to explore further super tax changes: Generation Life

    a tax-preferred, state planning mechanism. It’s for providing for people in their retirement," Jones told ABC News Breakfast last year. While the government has signalled that it wants to address this issue, Araujo said it's not clear exactly what that...

  15. Government taskforce makes raft of tax, ABN proposals

    tax processes and overhauling the ABN model. Today, the Black Economy Taskforce, which was established by the government last year in a bid to crackdown on taxpayers who intentionally misreport their tax and superannuation obligations, released a...

  16. Government shirks big 4, senator calls for government consulting revamp

    to government consulting engagements as the Department of Finance continues to review PwC's government contracts. “The last year has revealed serious weaknesses in the regulation and enforcement of external contacts with the Commonwealth government,”...

  17. Government set to introduce $10k cash limit from 1 Jan 2020

    services across the economy as it hopes to tackle tax evasion and black economy behaviour. Announced in the federal budget last year, the proposed measure looks to make it a criminal offence for businesses to make or accept a cash payment of $10,000 or...

  18. Government seeks fresh input ahead of October budget

    of a once-in-a-century pandemic may be that it presents an opportunity to make once-in-a-century changes to our tax system.” Last week, the government revealed an $85.8 billion deficit in 2019–20 and a $184.5 billion deficit in 2020–21 as part of its...

  19. Government reveals $800m digital business plan

    of electronic invoicing by 1 July 2022 for all Commonwealth government agencies. This comes after the government announced last year that it would adopt five-day payment terms on contracts where both the government and a business are using the...

  20. Government ramps up director ID campaign as deadline looms

    quite likely that you’re a director, and you’ll need to apply for your director ID,” Mr Jones said. “Don’t leave it to the last minute — if you’re a company director you must apply by 30 November — so make sure you make time to get it done.” The...

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