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The small business concessions can be very generous in reducing or even eliminating the tax impost on a capital gain you make from selling your business (or your company), or an asset used in the business. For example, in combination with the general 50% discount on capital gains, these concessions can reduce your tax bill on a capital gain in the millions to nil in fairly mundane circumstances. Read more
It can be quite an adventure to live and work overseas for a time, should the opportunity arise. Many people who have done so choose to keep their home because they can maintain the exemption from capital gains tax (CGT). Not anymore. In fact, not ever. Read more
Draft legislation has been introduced to Parliament to modify the Research & Development (R&D) tax incentive, effective from 1 July 2019. The intent is to better target the incentive, and better motivate some businesses to spend on R&D. Read more
On 28 November 2019, the Land Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2019 was passed. We've summarised the measures that mean less tax and measures that could mean more tax Read more
A Bill before Parliament, which will likely pass, will permit the ATO to report your outstanding tax debts to Credit Reporting Bureaus (CRB) Read more
The Government has entered a Bill into Parliament to reignite the previously lapsed superannuation guarantee amnesty. But this time it takes a new turn by adding a stick to the carrot. Read more
You were probably just as surprised as we were. In fact, because we thought a change in government was most likely, we didn’t wait until the 18 May election itself to invest time and effort into developing strategies for the Opposition’s tax policies. Read more
With 30 June approaching, this document draws your attention to year-end tax planning strategies and compliance issues you need to consider to ensure you are in good tax health. Read more
With all the attention on the recent election - and the aftermath - a new law coming into effect from this 1 July has not received the attention it deserves. As you would know, businesses are required to withhold tax from their employees’ wages and report it to the ATO. The gross wages is usually a deductible expense, even if the tax withheld has not yet been paid to the ATO. Read more
With all the nervous energy flying around, you’d think something big was happening this weekend. And of course, there is. Read more