Tax News & Articles

ATO extends cut-off date to comply with voluntary safe harbour rules to 31 January 2017 but how reliable is PCG 2016/5 anyway? A chronology of

Australia’s tax rules provide generous concessions and exemptions for individuals who are classed as a ‘temporary resident’ for income tax purposes. A ‘temporary resident’ is

For a long time now, there has been uncertainty in the classification of in-specie contributions of business real property to super funds relating to capital

Recent ATO pronouncements by way of Practical Compliance Guidelines (PCGs) will be of interest to businesses that claim Fuel Tax Credits. In particular the ATO

The recent decision of Metricon Qld Pty Limited v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue (No. 2) provides an important clarification of the circumstances in which

One of the general housekeeping matters as part of financial year end tax planning is reviewing debtors to determine whether there are any bad debts.

The new small business rollover rules contained in the Tax Law Amendment (Small Business Restructure Roll-over) Bill 2016 were enacted on 8 March, and will

The invitation announces: “You are invited to attend the XYZ Charity’s Annual Gala Sports Evening and be entertained by tales from such sporting greats as

Your client’s trading trust made a capital gain and that capital gain qualifies for the small business CGT concessions. The trading trust will apply the

In this video Webb Martin Consulting Director, Graeme Prowse talks through the considerations of succession planning and the often overlooked associated costs and implications with