Starting from 1 February 2024, changes are coming into effect concerning the principal place of residence exemption from land tax. If you’re planning to purchase or currently own a property, here’s what you need to know: Key changes From 1 February 2024, anyone who purchases and occupies a property but own less than 25% interest […]
Maximizing claims and avoiding audits With the end of the financial year on our doorstep, the ATO has announced its three key focus areas for 2022-23 Tax Time – rental property deductions, work-related expenses, and capital gains tax (CGT). To maximise your claims in this area and protect yourself from ATO audits and adjustments, be
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The Government has welcomed the actions of an ATO-led taskforce in relation to what is termed “the biggest GST fraud in Australia’s history”. The ATO states that the fraud was first detected in early 2022 and involved offenders inventing fake businesses and ABN applications, then submitting fictitious Business Activity Statements in an attempt to gain
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Have you ever let a room on the popular accommodation site Airbnb? Ever shared a ride with pseudo taxi service Uber? If you participate in what’s now called the “sharing economy”, you may have some tax to pay. What is the sharing economy? The Australian Tax Office (ATO) says the sharing economy is a new
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If you fail to plan, you plan to fail Too many businesses fail because they don’t plan for their tax commitments well enough. From payroll tax to superannuation guarantee contributions to GST, we’ve seen businesses wiped out by huge penalties and tax debts because they kept putting off their obligations. Tax mistakes that leads to business failure
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