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The changes to how tax practitioners work with clients

The Government has amended the legislation guiding registered tax practitioners to include compulsory reporting of material uncorrected errors to the Tax Commissioner. The Government has legislated a series of changes […]

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Divorce, you, and your business

Breaking up is hard to do. Beyond the emotional and financial turmoil divorce creates, there are a number of issues that need to be resolved. What happens when there is […]

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When is a gift not a gift?

The Tax Commissioner has successfully argued that more than $1.6m deposited in a couple’s bank account was assessable income, not a gift or a loan from friends. The case of […]

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The Updated Stage 3 Personal Income Tax Cuts

Revised Stage 3 Tax Cuts Confirmed For 1 July

Parliament has approved the modified stage 3 tax reductions, which are scheduled to take effect starting 1 July 2024. Prior to the implementation of the updated tax brackets, it’s important […]

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The ATO Debt Dilemma

In the closing months of last year, a myriad of taxpayers and their representatives were alerted by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) regarding the existence of outstanding historical tax debts. […]

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Fringe Benefits Tax

Pitfalls of the Fringe Benefits Tax

The fiscal period for the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) concludes on March 31st. We delve into the problematic areas that are expected to draw scrutiny from the ATO. Electric Vehicles […]

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Inconsistencies Between Taxpayer Claims and ATO Evidence

Inconsistencies Between Taxpayer Claims and ATO Evidence

A striking case brought before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) recently underscored the critical nature of aligning one’s tax claims with the supporting evidence provided. This case revolved around heritage […]

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Contractor or Employee?

The presence of a clause in a contract labeling a worker as an independent contractor isn’t the final word on their status for tax and superannuation purposes, according to recent […]

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Understanding the GST implications for food products

Understanding the GST implications for food products

Have you ever wondered when food is considered GST-free? The distinction between GST-free and taxable foods can be quite nuanced, as exemplified by a recent case before the Administrative Appeals […]

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The Updated Stage 3 Personal Income Tax Cuts

The Updated Stage 3 Personal Income Tax Cuts

Legislated personal income tax cuts set to take effect from 1 July 2024 are set for a makeover, according to a new plan unveiled by the Federal Government. Following widespread […]

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Addressing Unpaid Trust Distributions to Private Companies

Addressing Unpaid Trust Distributions to Private Companies

What unfolds when a trust designates income to a beneficiary in a private company but fails to execute the actual payment? The recent case of Bendel vs. Commissioner of Taxation […]

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30% Tax on Super Earnings Above $3M

Heany Business Group brings to your attention a significant development in taxation affecting superannuation earnings. The Treasury has unveiled preliminary legislation to implement the Government’s proposal to raise the tax […]

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