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  1. Treasury defends absence of JobKeeper clawback mechanism

    have now agreed to voluntarily repay JobKeeper payments in the order of $180 million. An Ownership Matters report released last week showed that 58 of the 66 ASX 300 companies which received the government’s $93 billion JobKeeper wage subsidy between...

  2. Treasury considers five-fold increase to statutory demand threshold

    not kept up with inflation. The only time the threshold has been raised was in response to the economic impact of COVID-19 last year when it was increased to $20,000 up until 31 December 2020. The Treasury believes there is merit in permanently raising...

  3. Treasury concerned about rising income tax rates, pre-roundtable briefing reveals

    in pre-event documents circulated to attendees. The annotated roundtable agenda, released under Freedom of Information last Friday (31 October), revealed that the government was growing concerned about Australia's increasing reliance on income tax to...

  4. Treasury challenges popular payroll tax gripes

    the most disincentivising tax for any business,” Anderson Tax & Consulting director, Debra Anderson, told Accountants Daily last month. “Many businesses attempt to change their structures to avoid paying it. I personally hate it and would love to see it...

  5. Treasury CGT defence panned, questions raised

    been criticised, with opponents concerned that little to no amendments will be considered. Fronting a parliamentary hearing last week, Treasury’s corporate and international tax division head Paul McCullough said the Treasury Laws Amendment (Reducing...

  6. Treasury boss hails ‘rapid’ ATO stimulus delivery

    looking into the government’s COVID-19 response, Mr Kennedy said $10 billion in stimulus measures had been paid out over the last three weeks, with three times that amount expected over the next month. However, he pushed back on a line of inquiry that...

  7. Treasurer urges non-complacency as employees return to office environment

    reach as high as 15 per cent. As you know, it’s at 4.5 per cent today, a 12-year low. We saw GDP fall in the June quarter last year by its greatest number on record. And we have also seen across the rest of the economy a dislocation as the health...

  8. Treasurer sends warning to premiers as JobKeeper ends

    for premiers to “think twice” before closing borders echoed similar advice offered by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who last week suggested premiers heed the economic risks posed by such measures. The Morrison government’s $90 billion JobKeeper...

  9. Treasurer reveals additional cost-of-living relief solutions

    other measures to help Australians tackle the cost of living. More cost-of-living relief measures were rolled out on Friday last week to provide more help for Australians around the country, according to Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Chalmers said the...

  10. Treasurer makes moves to prevent 'overtax' in Australia

    the room to ensure that they don't overtax the Australian economy and drive down growth.” Mr Morrison believes that at the last election, Labor abolished their commitment to a tax-to-GDP cap despite the fact they introduced it when they were last in...

  11. Treasurer details tax-free coronavirus grants

    coronavirus grant programs will now be exempt from income tax following a declaration from Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. Last month, legislation was passed to make certain grant payments non-assessable non-exempt income so that these payments are not...

  12. Transfer balance cap for super to jump to $2m

    (AWOTE) figure is released next month. “For us to get indexation of the caps we need to get a factor of 1993.5 and the last factor release was 1923.40, so you could pretty much guarantee that we’re not seeing a contribution at indexation even though...

  13. Transaction requests glitch strikes at ATO

    The issue follows the transition of the SBSCH system from the Department of Human Services to the ATO’s online services last year, which saw a number of teething issues, including delays to processing and crediting of payments. The issue brought about...

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    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Tax

  14. Trans-Tasman e-invoicing board established

    information — that makes life a lot easier for the agent, but it also means you can focus on the analytics,” Mr Walker said last year. [email protected]

  15. Tradies, professional services providers under ATO’s microscope

    service providers can expect greater tax scrutiny after being called out in the ATO’s latest small business focus areas. Last Wednesday (1 October), the ATO released its latest small business focus areas, outlining common issues catching its attention...

  16. Trade receivables plunge to record low: CreditorWatch

    data in 2015. The agency said trade receivables, which measured the average value of invoices, had been sliding since July last year and the 39 per cent drop in January compounded the usual seasonal fall. In a raft of bad data, the January Business Risk...

  17. TPB's AI guidance fails to address 'most significant compliance risk', warns NTAA

    to the National Tax and Accountants' Association (NTAA). The TPB released draft Information sheet (TPB(I) D62/2026) last month to help tax practitioners understand their obligations under the Code of Professional Conduct in relation to the use of AI....

  18. TPB, ATO quizzed on whether PwC ‘too big to fail’

    imposition of an appropriate penalty because the market couldn’t cope. That’s a big problem for regulation.” An ASIC report last week confirmed that auditor numbers have fallen by one-third over the past decade, to just 3,268 at the start of September,...

  19. TPB, ATO practitioner crackdown reels in $40m

    late SMSF returns owed by tax practitioners have now been recovered by the ATO and Tax Practitioners Board. First launched last year, the TPB’s debt and compliance project has now seen tax practitioners pay over $40 million in outstanding tax bills....

  20. TPB urges small firms to prepare for new code obligations

    Conduct obligations that will begin from 1 July 2025. The new code obligations were introduced by the government last year under the Tax Agent Services (Code of Professional Conduct) Determination 2024. The obligations already commenced for large firms...

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