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With the Albanese government having flagged intentions to engage in broad-based tax reform, economists are pushing for changes to the GST to be on the table.
Some taxpayers have less than a week left to pay down tax debts with alternative financing to avoid the imposition of general interest charge before 1 July, a tax adviser has warned.
Failing to meet the minimum pension requirements impacts a number of tax components, an industry consultant has warned.
The Tax Institute has warned accountants against entering confidential client information into AI tools such as ChatGPT.
Australian entities operating in the US could be subject to higher taxes under Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ economic reform package, Pitcher Partners has warned.
A specialist lawyer has outlined the difficulties in defending clients with historical tax debts, with the ATO increasingly chasing down older debts from before Covid.
Accounting industry bodies have welcomed
The finalised tax determination warns that Part IVA may apply to circular financing arrangements that seek to exploit the early-stage investor tax offset.
Manufacturing firms frequently miss out on research and development tax incentives due to misconceptions surrounding the scheme, RSM has said.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit back at critics of the Division 296 super tax changes, saying it shows
The High Court has granted the Commissioner of Taxation special leave to appeal the Bendel decision, which challenged the ATO’s longstanding views on unpaid present entitlements.
