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Accountants Daily Live: The biggest tax cuts in 10 years and how they impact your clients

Thanks for your participation everyone, we are looking forward to this afternoon's webcast. A reminder that the time of this was changed, as per the notification we issued. Our apologies for any inconvenience. We look forward to you joining us live this afternoon and taking any questions you may have, or watching the recording at a later time.

The Liberal government has been re-elected, and after an election campaign with tax as a battleground, the biggest changes to personal tax in over a decade are coming from this financial year. There are also new concessions in the works for small business.

We also have a clearer roadmap for the tax environment over the next three years, including for income tax and taxes which apply to businesses in Australia.

In this special post-election coverage, Accountants Daily takes a look at the key tax items you will need to consider for you clients, including:

  • New tax policies and who they’re capturing
  • Critical kick-off dates for new policies
  • What happens to the pipeline of policy introduced but not enacted?

Webcast details

Date:  Wednesday, 29 May
Time: 2pm AEDT
Duration:60 minutes

 

Meet the panellists

Terry Hayes

Robyn Jacobson

Lance Cunningham

Moderator

Katarina Taurian


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