Small business owners and organisations have called for compassion from the ATO as the number of applications being made by the Tax Offic…
Small business owners and organisations have called for compassion from the ATO as the number of applications being made by the Tax Offic…
Sydney insolvency practitioner Jamieson Louttit has warned the soaring number of SMEs being wound up by the Tax Office is resulting in �…
It’s Groundhog Day at the tax office except it happens every year. Once again the ATO’s online systems have buckled under the weight of …
Technology is having an increasing impact on the way taxpayers interact with the Tax Office. For example, it is making it easier and simpler…
Have you noticed there is one set of rules for small business and another set entirely for big businesses? Last week, the Australian Tax Off…
The Australian Tax Office will establish a unit to deal exclusively with at least one million privately owned businesses and wealthy individ…
Self-managed super funds are, and have been, flavour of the month for some time now. The opportunities SMSFs provide for people to control t…
Former chairman of BHP Billiton and chief executive of the National Australia Bank, Don Argus, is embroiled in a legal battle with the Austr…
The tax law contains time limits for doing all sorts of things, including applying for GST refunds. Broadly speaking, under the GST law, an…
A former employee of the Australian Taxation Office will receive a payout after succeeding in a bullying claim before the Administrative App…
The Australian Taxation Office wrongly investigated almost 6,000 small business owners for being non-compliant cash economy taxpayers, accor…
The Australian Tax Office has outlined the SME behaviour that raises a tax red flag, with overseas deals and large one-off transactions high…
