The problem with Labor’s electric vehicle tax cut, and what it could do to better incentivise EV purchases
The Albanese government has introduced tax cuts to electric vehicles in its first sitting week, but this won’t help most Australians afford one.
Cash-in-hand leniency is well and truly over, ATO says, after receiving 43,000 ‘shadow economy’ tip-offs
The ATO has unveiled new data on its 'shadow economy' enforcement activities, as it cracks down on unregulated transactions estimated to keep $11 billion from the taxpayer each year.
How SMEs can embrace good habits this new financial year
The new financial year is a perfect opportunity to get into good habits so you can set your business up to flourish.
Crypto, NFTs and Web3: Digital assets are hot in Australia, so how can businesses get on board?
A platform where users can trade crypto assets alongside traditional financial assets is an example of the mainstream adoption of digital assets.
Business name fees and tax deduction rate for car expenses changing on July 1
Australians seeking to register a name for a company or business, or renew the name of their business, will face slightly higher fees from July 1.
Small business owners can save thousands on tax thanks to these changes to law
The strategy involves deferring declaring income in your personal name, quarantining it in a company environment, and then declaring income after the tax rates become more beneficial for individuals in 2024.
ATO warns taxpayers about shady WFH claims, wash sales and more as Aussies try to combat higher living costs
The Australian Taxation Office has warned taxpayers about making false claims to combat the rising cost of living, or engaging in 'wash sales'.
It’s tax time and scams are everywhere. Here’s what to look out for
This year, scammers have already made headway on their tax-related harvest. The ATO has reported a rise in phishing attempts related to cryptocurrency tax evasion and offers of TFNs.
ATO puts 70,000 people on notice for $1 billion tax scam spread on TikTok and Facebook
The defrauded amount in a viral tax scam has blown out to $1 billion as the ATO cracks open a GST con that saw perpetrators claiming money for businesses that didn't exist.
Six EOFY tax considerations to keep front of mind as June 30 approaches
Business owners place a high priority on optimising cashflow — often with less consideration and effort given to minimising and managing their tax liability.
ATO warns about yet another tax-time scam, urging Australians to look out for dodgy attachments
The Australian Taxation Office has warned taxpayers to look out for yet another email scam skimming login information from victims.
What small businesses can claim on this tax year: COVID-19, natural disasters and more
Here are how certain government grants will factor in your business tax return, including COVID-19 and natural disaster support payments.