Articles
Who is a Spouse under the Tax Laws – and Why Does It Matter?
Did you know that while Australia doesn’t offer joint tax filing for married couples, your spouse’s income still plays a role in your individual tax ...
September 2024 – Tax Update
Anti-money laundering Bill: New disclosure obligation on certain professions The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Bill 2024 has been introduced into Parliament. expanding the ...
Separation and Divorce: CGT consequences and Relief
With nearly one in three marriages ending in divorce—and numerous de facto relationships breaking down—the capital gains tax (CGT) roll-over provisions for “marriage and relationship ...
ATO: Results from property management data matching
The ATO has recently extended its property management data matching protocol to gain deeper insights into rental property income and expenses. This means that software ...
Breaking Up by Text: Legal Implications for Non-Lapsing Death Benefit Nominations
A recent decision by the Full Federal Court around a man’s tragic death by suicide clarified the standing of a de facto spouse in the ...
August Tax Update
SMSFs acquiring assets from related parties SMSFs cannot acquire an asset from a 'related party' (such as a member or their spouse or relative) unless ...
What type of people have SMSFs?
Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) are now firmly embedded in Australia’s superannuation system, attracting a wide range of individuals who prefer to control their retirement savings. ...
NSW Revenue Scam Warning: SMS, Email and Letter Alert
NSW Revenue has issued an warning that it is currently the target of a SMS, email and letter scam that is using Revenue NSW branding. ...
