Northern Territory Stamp duty concessions for not-for-profit entities
Stamp duty is a state based tax that the Northern Territory government charges on certain transactions and documents. The legislation … Continued
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Do you own residential investment properties that you rent?
You may no longer qualify for the same tax deductions that you claimed last year. What happened? Legislation1 was recently enacted … Continued
Practical considerations for the implementation of AASB 9, 15 and 16.
2018 marks either the first year of application or the comparative reporting period for AASB 9 Financial Instruments and AASB 15 Revenue from … Continued
Top Tax Tips – 7 Feb 2018
Digital changes coming to the small business superannuation clearing house From 26 February 2018, the Small Business Superannuation Clearing House … Continued
Single Touch Payroll Commences 1 July 2018
The Australian Taxation Office is changing the way that employers report tax and superannuation information with the introduction of Single … Continued
Top Tax Tips – 31 Jan 2018
Don’t cut corners when making binding death benefit nominations On the death of a person, the balance of that person’s … Continued
FBT and Christmas Parties: To party on-site or party off-site, that is the question
With 2017 drawing to a close, employers should be aware of the tax consequences of hosting Christmas parties for their … Continued
Top Tax Tips – 15 Nov 2017
Don’t claim a tax deduction twice for the same rental deductions Taxpayers can claim a tax deduction for expenses incurred … Continued
Your SMSF health check – what happens when a member dies?
The latest changes to the superannuation system – which took effect on 1 July 2017 – and their effects on self-managed … Continued
Preparing for 31 December Reporting
Accounting standard changes The good news is that only a handful of amended accounting standards will be applicable for the first … Continued