The government is cutting the Research and Development Tax Incentive for businesses with an Australian turnover of over $20 billion a year i…
The government is cutting the Research and Development Tax Incentive for businesses with an Australian turnover of over $20 billion a year i…
The taxation implications of insurance payouts can become quite “messy” and are not always clear. A recent decision by the Administrative Ap…
The federal government’s plans to target large multinational companies which it says are not paying their fair share of tax could inadvert…
New Australian Taxation Office Commissioner Chris Jordan has broken his silence. In a message to ATO staff two days ago in an internal ma…
Businesses can be entitled to refunds of GST from time to time. However, under the law, there is a four-year time limit on claiming those re…
An accounting body is calling on the government to crack down on the number of businesses using unregistered bookkeepers. The lobby comes…
p>Mortgage holders have been warned of two illegal tax avoidance schemes being offered by unscrupulous promoters that could result in tax de…
The red mist has descended! Something has to give! The law is the law – we all know that. The courts and tribunals have to apply the la…
Property owners and investors have once again been reminded of the importance of documenting everything, after a recent ruling by the Admini…
Happy New Year to everyone! Tax in 2013 is certain to be as lively as ever, probably more so with a federal election looming. The tax promis…
One of the country’s leading accountancy bodies has complained Australian businesses are spending too much of their time and money in collec…
Taxpayers, tax lawyers and even a current senior tax office lawyer have criticised the Australian Taxation Office for forcing taxpayers into…
