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Read moreUsing On-demand Legal Documents: Aren’t They All The Same?
Not all trust, company and self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) documents are identical. It is important to make sure that you use the correct documents for your legal situation, and ensure…
Read moreHow the ATO GST fraud crackdown can impact legitimate refund claims
The ATO has launched an investigation into large-scale GST fraud attempts, which is delaying legitimate refund claims and impacting business cashflow.
Read moreClaiming Legal Professional Privilege: draft ATO protocol
The ATO has released its draft protocol to guide taxpayers and their advisors when making Legal Professional Privilege claims to the regulator.
Read morePandora Papers released: ATO to investigate for Australian links
The ATO is investigating details of offshore tax planning activities contained in the so-called “Pandora Papers” released by the ICIJ.
Read moreHow corporate tax leaders are justifying ROI in the Asia-Pacific
As a tax function, your business now expects more of you than timely filings and returns, and you need the right tools to meet those new demands.
Read moreEmployee share schemes: Parliamentary committee presents report
The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue has presented its report on employee share schemes.
Read moreCryptocurrency taxation myths: time for a reality check
Cryptocurrency is no longer confined to the fringe of organised crime and tech companies. The age of ‘digital currency’ has well and truly arrived and many Australians have taken to investing in crypto. Tax myths abound and not surprisingly, regulators worldwide, including the ATO, are on the case.
Read more2021 Budget snapshot
This year’s Budget was dominated by spending measures directed toward social programs, with only a few, very specific, tax changes.
Read moreDownsizer in-specie contributions confirmed by ATO
The ATO has confirmed to the SMSF Association that an individual can make a downsizer super contribution as an in-specie (ie non-cash) contribution, provided that the other eligibility criteria are satisfied.
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