Tax

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. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Property investors opting for short-term stays or leaving their properties vacant are now under increased regulatory scrutiny The Victorian Government’s recent Housing Statement introducing Australia’s inaugural short-stay property tax. Scheduled […]