Home to work travel claims? Generally not, but sometimes…
As a general rule, travel from your home to your workplace is not allowed as a deduction because it constitutes a “private expense”. There are however…
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Your car expenses claims to get the blowtorch treatment this tax time
Assistant Commissioner Kath Anderson has announced that the ATO is particularly concerned about taxpayers either making mistakes or deliberately lodging false claims in relation to…
Taxable Payments Annual Report (TPAR)
Builders: Get your taxable payments report ready before August 28 Businesses in the building and construction industry, take note – the deadline is August 28,…
Client Newsletter – June 2018
Click here for a pdf version of this article. Managing tax disputes can be like wrestling with a superhero It is sometimes said that a…
Statute barred debts
Unpacking statute-barred debts Various tax implications can arise when a debt becomes statute-barred. So what is statute barring and when can it be a problem?…
Regulatory Roundup – June 2018
Small business concessions under the spotlight The CGT concessions for small business are important for qualifying businesses in that they can defer, reduce or remove…
2018 Federal Budget
Click here for a pdf version of this article. The item that may receive the most analysis from the whole of this year’s federal budget…
Client Newsletter – May 2018
Click here for a pdf version of this article Franchise businesses and tax The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) is the government body responsible…
Superannuation contributions ‘work test’ for over 65s
Whether or not the trustee of a complying superannuation fund can accept member contributions for those aged between 65 and 75 depends on the member…