Client Newsletter – February 2019
Click here for a pdf version of this article. For certain travel expense claims, the term ‘itinerant’ needs clarity Being able to make claims for…
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Regulatory Roundup – February 2019
SG on leave loading? Yes, and no — so it pays to check An issue has surfaced in recent times that in some cases may…
Alerts, not alarms
Every now and then you might read or hear about a “taxpayer alert” being issued by the ATO. Taxpayer alerts are the ATO’s “early warning”…
New guideline on deceased estate tax debt and legal personal representatives
One of the major concerns for taxpayers in taking on the role of a legal personal representative is that the Tax Commissioner may treat legal…
Investment tax issues you need to be aware of
Investors must consider a range of tax laws dealing with income, assets and deductions. Even that term ”income”, the meaning of which most of us…
Consumers compensated by financial institutions still need to consider tax
With the ongoing financial services Royal Commission, and likely future cases brought before various courts for compensation — or indeed the present building of class…
Renting out part or all of your home
If you rent out part or all of your home, the rent money you receive is generally regarded as assessable income. This means: – you…
Do you need an agreement with your business partner?
Going into new business with other people is exciting and can be extremely rewarding. A formal agreement can set the ground rules and stop owners…
Small business CGT concession changes will tighten eligibility
The legislation Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Integrity and Other Measures) Bill 2018 has just recently passed both houses in Canberra, which among other measures also…