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‘Severe penalties’ for breach of new property tax rule

Accountants and investors are being reminded that the ATO will come down hard on taxpayers who don’t comply with a new...
18 August 2016 • By Reporter

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ATO steps up action on ‘dodgy claims’
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ATO steps up action on ‘dodgy claims’

The ATO has warned accountants it will be using new technologies and methodologies to catch out tax agents found to be...
17 August 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee
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Tax consultant provides clarity on in-specie transfers

A tax consultancy business has shed light on what the ATO’s interpretation is likely to be on the use of in-specie...
16 August 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee
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Over 500 limited licence applications still in limbo

The latest licensing figures released by ASIC reveal that while a further 70 applications have been processed since...
16 August 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee
SMEs lack confidence in legislative passing power
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SMEs lack confidence in legislative passing power

Australian SMEs have lost faith in the Turnbull goverment's power to pass legislation, according to the latest...
12 August 2016 • By Mitchell Turner
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ASIC outlines surveillance activities for licensing

ASIC has announced it will conduct a range of “targeted surveillance” activities and rejected claims that large...
12 August 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee
ATO sounds warning on large company tax avoidance
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ATO sounds warning on large company tax avoidance

A series of taxpayer alerts have been issued by the ATO to large companies and multinationals regarding the avoidance...
11 August 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee
H&R Block warns on unclaimed tax
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H&R Block warns on unclaimed tax

H&R Block has estimated that there could be up to $300 million in unclaimed tax across Australia’s 3.3 million...
09 August 2016 • By Adrian Flores