ATO reveals the biggest private companies that paid no tax
The Australian Taxation Office has for the first time released the names of large private companies that paid no corporate [...]
Turnbull Government makes paying tax in Australia a condition for foreign investments
The Turnbull Government will apply new requirements on foreign investment applications to ensure multinational companies investing in Australia pay tax [...]
CGT Rollover and Turnbull’s Innovation
The Government tries to argue that negative gearing should be changed on one hand, while adding stimulus on the other [...]
The ultimate guide to the GST margin scheme
GST Margin scheme The margin scheme is a way of working out the GST one must pay while selling a [...]
Car expenses can now only be claimed under one of two methods
From 1 July 2015 (15/16 tax year) car expenses can now only be claimed under one of two methods... the [...]
Top 5 simple tax saving strategies
Planning on giving to charity? Make a donation now and claim the deduction this year. If you donate monthly to [...]
The key features of the ‘Netflix tax’
Here is a summary of the controversial new changes to the taxation of cross-border e-commerce (and other services) under the GST [...]
Foreign resident capital gains withholding payments
Foreign resident capital gains withholding payments The 10% non-final withholding tax on payments made to foreign residents that dispose of [...]
Tougher anti-avoidance laws to fight multinationals, will giving the ATO more power help?
The federal government has introduced tougher anti-avoidance laws to fight multinationals accused of minimising tax by shifting profits offshore by [...]
A recent case study released by the ATO reinforces the need to seek professional advice when putting together Buy Sell Agreements.
Recently the ATO published a case study similar to the agreement described in ATO ID 2015/10 Superannuation Self-managed super fund: [...]