Tax

Tax

Franking credits, CGT reforms set to feature this decade

Reforms to franking credits and the capital gains tax discount are likely to happen this decade, despite their...

16 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian

more from tax

Tax

‘Shoulder to shoulder’: ATO details COVID-19 assistance

Penalty remissions, deferred tax payments and varied PAYG instalments are among some of the administrative relief...

12 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Tax

Beefed-up instant asset write-off, SME cash payment among $17.6bn stimulus...

The government has unveiled a $17.6 billion stimulus package, including a vastly expanded instant asset write-off and...

12 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Tax

Australia’s richest come up $772m short due to tax law confusion, deliberate...

Australia’s wealthiest individuals and private companies have left $772 million in taxes unpaid through...

12 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Tax

September deadline set for SG amnesty

Employers will have until 7 September to disclose any superannuation guarantee shortfalls before increased penalties...

11 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Tax

Government takes aim at charities and NFP compliance burden

Australian charities and not-for-profits are set to see reduced administrative and reporting burdens as the government...

11 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Tax

ATO yields on FBT ‘ticking time bomb’

The ATO will defer the start date of its controversial revised fringe benefits taxation ruling after bowing to...

10 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Tax

Tax Office owns up to incorrect GIC calculation

Incorrect general interest charges have been applied to a number of existing tax debts as the ATO pins its latest...

10 March 2020 • By Jotham Lian