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  1. Surprise taxes catching out property owners with big sales

    super-lots, and vertical sales, where owners of individual apartments sell together, has gained traction over the last few years, as property owners search for a higher selling price. Accordingly, global property network Knight Frank’s market report...

  2. Surprise payslip audits follow tip-offs

    rights and that we can help them.” The hospitality industry was again overrepresented in contacts to the Fair Work Ombudsman last financial year, with 18 per cent of workplace disputes recorded, a third of court actions and almost 40 per cent of all...

  3. Surging construction costs stall residential builds

    firm revealed almost 16,400 dwellings were approved but not commenced by the end of March, up from 13,800 at the same time last year, while Victoria had 10,500 approved but not started in the same period up from 5,000 the year prior. KPMG urban...

  4. Surge in payment defaults ‘a portent of things to come’

    Thompson said there were mixed economic signals but the signs were clear. So compared with the period of pandemic lockdown last year, trade receivables were up 11 per cent, retail sales were strong and even the NAB’s consumer sentiment index had...

  5. Surge in complaints frustrates ATO’s performance target

    increased the number of people that are contacting the ATO about their superannuation.” The Inspector-General of Taxation last examined the ATO’s handling of employee notification cases in 2010, handing out four recommendations to deal with the...

  6. Support grows for $5m super balance cap

    Superannuation Trustees (AIST) similarly called for a $5 million limit on total super balances in its pre-budget submission last month. “The current level of lifetime government support provided through the retirement income system is heavily weighted...

  7. Supply, demand patterns for firms creates 'interesting dynamic'

    of market to look at an external exit, because there’s a ready market.” Mayflower director Sarah Penn said this might not last over the long term, however, with a lot of Baby Boomers looking to retire over the next 10 years. “Everyone’s been talking...

  8. Supply chain problems, skills shortages stifle SME rebound

    33 per cent of SMEs [are] expecting a stronger Australian economy over the next three months, compared to only 20 per cent last month,” he said. “However, growth aspirations are being impacted as more than 58 per cent of SMEs report supply chain issues...

  9. SuperStream delay causes ATO concern

    “It is important trustees get in place the arrangements sooner rather than later and certainly don't leave it until the last minute,” Mr Hind said. “They are likely to run into problems with getting it completed on time, or not being able to implement...

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

  10. SuperConcepts reveals key initiatives for 2023

    supported by SuperMate,” the SMSF service provider said. The web-based version of SuperMate officially launched in February last year and currently supports over 40,000 funds. Mr Forbes said the company was thrilled to be celebrating the one year...

  11. Super tax will haunt government: Spender

    legislation since its inception two years ago and led the charge of opposition in the Lower House during the government’s last term of office. “I think this is bad for Labor. The ability to run scare campaigns on taxation of unrealised gains means if...

  12. Super tax rebate gaining support

    rebate to be introduced, as a former Association of Financial Advisers president makes headway with government. In December last year, principal at Paramount Wealth Management, Wayne Leggett, said that instead of concessional contributions being...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: Tax

  13. Super returns on the up despite clients’ hesitation

    momentum had both helped returns hit the estimated 10.5 per cent – almost double the 5.6 per cent average seen over the last decade. This figure would also mark the sixth consecutive year of positive returns, the statement added. As a result of the 2016...

  14. Super Retail Group hands back $1.7m in JobKeeper subsidies

    and were claimed for staff at Macpac during the first phase of the program. Macpac had operated 72 stores by the end of last June. “From our team member and customer perspective, we just took the view that it was the right thing considering the scale of...

  15. Super objective for retirement income finally ‘locked in’, says SMC

    Members Council of Australia (SMC) congratulated the Senate and government on passing the Superannuation Objective Bill last Thursday. The bill was introduced into the House of Representatives in November 2023 and would be an important legislative...

  16. Super deductions emerge as leading tax planning strategy: ChangeGPS

    so far this year, with the deduction accounting for 71 per cent of recommended tax deduction strategies, up from 65 per cent last year, according to new research. ChangeGPS last week released a first-of-its-kind tax advice trends report which sampled...

  17. Super concessions tipped to change

    be good to get some certainty around the government’s intention." The government released its tax discussion paper in March last year after several months’ delay. The final white paper is expected to be delivered in the first half of this year.

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: Tax

  18. Super balance cap would destabilise the system: TSA

    on superannuation back the agenda by highlighting the size of some self-managed funds and their cost to budget. In a speech last week Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones said there were 32 self-managed super funds with more than $100 million in assets and...

  19. Suncorp faces class action over alleged conflicted remuneration

    remuneration using members’ funds. William Roberts Lawyers and Litigation Capital Management have followed up on intentions last month to bring a class action through the NSW Supreme Court against Suncorp Super. The class action will allege that Suncorp...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business

  20. Sun about to set on range of popular tax measures, ATO warns

    30 June 23. That’s where companies can, if they make current year losses, claim them against other income years over the last three years.” “I think it’s a useful one to support business.” One compensation in the budget is the implementation of the...

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