FBT Focus: What will the ATO be looking for in your 2018-19 FBT returns?
As the end of the FBT year approaches, it is time to consider the lodgment of your 2018-19 FBT returns. FBT compliance is a common
As the end of the FBT year approaches, it is time to consider the lodgment of your 2018-19 FBT returns. FBT compliance is a common
With the commencement of the 2019 land tax year less than 3 months away, Victorian landowners should now be considering whether they will be absentee
The Victorian Treasurer has issued revised guidelines for exemption of absentee corporations and absentee trusts from absentee owner land tax surcharge. Readers who are unfamiliar
Determining the Pay-As-You-Go Withholding (PAYGW) obligations for employers paying termination/redundancy packages to employees theoretically should be straightforward once employers determine (pursuant to Divisions 80 to
Following the announcement in the 2017-18 Budget in May 2017, the Government has now introduced a bill legislating their proposal to remove all benefits of
Recently, there has been a spate of articles and discussion in the media regarding employers failing to pay employee superannuation guarantee (SG) contributions. To entice
Recently, the Victorian Court of Appeal (Commissioner of State Revenue v Danvest Pty Ltd & Anor [291] VSCA 382) – “the Danvest Case”) considered whether
The small business 15 year exemption is the best of the small business CGT concessions, allowing the entire capital gain on the disposal of a
As we approach the first anniversary of Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW) Tax, the Federal Treasurer has provided an impetus to the “infant” FRCGW
Tax agents often rely on the ATO website in making decisions instead of referring to the tax law itself. This is not always enough to