Tax
Tax
The curious case of Mrs Bowerman
A recent AAT decision has examined the threshold test in the Myer Principle and how it relates to the acquisition of a...
23 February 2024 • By Phillip London
Tax
ATO’s hands tied with scrapping on-hold debts, expert says
23 February 2024 • By Christine Chen
Tax
GST fraud to see ‘grittier, slower’ GST registrations, ATO...
22 February 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee
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Everett assignments ‘dropping like flies’ as ATO cracks down
While the big end of town has copped the brunt of the ATO’s enforcement efforts on the income-splitting arrangements,...
20 February 2024 • By Nick Wilson
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ATO taking R&D tax claims more seriously, expert says
A major funding boost for the research and development tax incentive scheme means greater oversight of participating...
19 February 2024 • By Nick Wilson
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Why employee v contractor comes down to fine print
The task of worker classification has been a long-running point of contention but the Commissioner’s response to...
16 February 2024 • By Phillip London
Tax
Bracket creep hands top earners biggest tax breaks, survey finds
A co-director of the latest HILDA survey says the government must go further than stage 3 cuts to lower the average...
14 February 2024 • By Christine Chen
Tax
Pressure mounts on government to curb negative gearing, CGT
The tax reform debate turns from stage 3 cuts to the concessions available for property investors ahead of the federal...
13 February 2024 • By Christine Chen
Tax
Stage 3 tax cuts divide accountants
CA ANZ members disagree on whether they will add to inflation and be good for the economy, a survey finds.
12 February 2024 • By Christine Chen
Tax
Tax debt linked to family violence, research finds
Almost 60 per cent of women who received help at UNSW’s pro bono clinic said they experienced abuse.
09 February 2024 • By Christine Chen