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ATO widens nets to catch tax cheats
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ATO widens nets to catch tax cheats

The Tax Office has laid out its plans to target new personal data in an effort to catch out taxpayers who are cheating...
14 November 2016 • By Katarina Taurian

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SMEs crucial as economic uncertainty prevails

With global political unrest and change placing further strain on Australia’s economic position, small businesses will...
10 November 2016 • By Jack Derwin
‘Bizarre’ claims for 2016 revealed
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‘Bizarre’ claims for 2016 revealed

Several mid-tier firms and the Tax Office have revealed some of the stranger deduction claims that have crossed their...
10 November 2016 • By Joshua McDonnell
Labor’s latest tax proposals target high-income earners
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Labor’s latest tax proposals target high-income earners

As the Liberal Party introduces its new superannuation bills to Parliament, the Labor Party has officially put forward...
09 November 2016 • By Katarina Taurian
AAT upholds termination in messy tax agent case
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AAT upholds termination in messy tax agent case

The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has affirmed the Tax Practitioners Board's decision to terminate the tax...
09 November 2016 • By Katarina Taurian
New guidance looms for fixed entitlements
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New guidance looms for fixed entitlements

The Tax Office has released a draft practical compliance guideline outlining the factors it will consider when...
08 November 2016 • By Reporter
Push for regulation of SME payments ‘fanciful’
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Push for regulation of SME payments ‘fanciful’

Despite late payments for SMEs being an ongoing, often crippling issue, proposals requesting that the federal...
07 November 2016 • By Jack Derwin
ATO identifies taxpayers’ ‘red flag’ behaviours
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ATO identifies taxpayers’ ‘red flag’ behaviours

The ATO has listed the behaviours and characteristics that are most likely to attract its attention, including low...
04 November 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee