Tax
ATO reveals refreshed charter
The Tax Office says the charter has reinforced its commitment to the Australian community.
27 June 2023 • By Josh Needs
Tax
Excessive claims for holiday homes in the ATO’s firing line
21 June 2023 • By James Deliyannis, Corporate Seminars Australia
Tax
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20 June 2023 • By ATO SmartDocs
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20 June 2023 • By Ivi tiongson
Tax
ATO reveals key changes for clients’ 2023 tax returns
The Tax Office is cautioning tax agents to be aware of the changes and their possible impact on clients’ returns.
16 June 2023 • By Josh Needs
Tax
ATO widens its data-matching capacity
The expanded capabilities will now include information from property managers, landlord insurance and sharing economy...
14 June 2023 • By Josh Needs
Tax
ATO tells accountants to caution clients of scammers
The Tax Office told agents to make sure their clients know the “warning signs to avoid falling head over heels for a...
13 June 2023 • By Josh Needs
Tax
ATO tells small businesses to come clean
Those with overdue tax returns or business activity statements have until 31 December to come clean as part of the Tax...
08 June 2023 • By Josh Needs
Regulation
ATO acts against foreign worker exploitation
The multi-agency operation found documents that allegedly showed the employment of unlawful non-citizens.
31 May 2023 • By Josh Needs
Tax
Why ATO should stop the guilt trip and empower taxpayers
There’s a better way to make the tax system more efficient than adding to the nervousness around returns.
26 May 2023 • By Nicole Kelly
Tax
ATO targets side hustles in crackdown on undeclared income
YouTubers, Uber drivers and influencers earning extra or running a business will be picked up by data analytics and...
22 May 2023 • By Philip King
Tax
How the ATO will turn celebrity into a challenge
Individuals will pay tax on their fame unless there are changes to last year’s draft determination.
19 May 2023 • By Dennis Tomaras
Regulation
ATO destroys 26,670kg of illicit tobacco in rural NSW operation
The action as part of Operation Junglevine2 saw $4.4 million in illicit tobacco eliminated.
17 May 2023 • By Josh Needs
Tax
ATO crackdown focuses on rental properties, work claims, CGT
A trio of targets will get special scrutiny this year and the Tax Office expects to issue fewer refunds.
15 May 2023 • By Philip King
Tax
ATO rental property focus to keep accountants on their toes
An understanding of how CGT works for homes and rentals is vital, says HLB Mann Judd.
12 May 2023 • By Josh Needs
Business
Sun about to set on range of popular tax measures, ATO warns
Accountants should tell clients to act fast on full expensing and loss carry back because their days are numbered.
11 May 2023 • By Josh Needs
Tax
ATO upgrades to ‘simpler, better’ lodgment deferral system
The revised application method will soon become the single point of entry for deferral requests, the Tax Office says.
01 May 2023 • By Philip King
Tax
ATO to amend s100A ruling in wake of Guardian appeal
But tax specialists say its comments on reimbursement agreements fall short and the issue of ordinary family or...
28 April 2023 • By Philip King
Regulation
ATO to take 4 additional DGR registers
If the reform of the deductible gift recipient register passes parliament it will bring four auxiliary lists in line...
26 April 2023 • By Josh Needs
Business
ATO confirms update to foreign ownership register
The expanded register includes a renovated online services system for foreign investors and their authorised...
21 April 2023 • By Josh Needs