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AI and Quality Data: A powerful tool for the Tax Office
After the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York in 2001, it was understood that intelligence and security authorities around the world dramatically increased their technological and detection capabilities. Read more...here.
Do you need to get a market value of your home at 30 June 2027?
Under the big tax changes announced in the May Budget, and now law, the generous 50% CGT discount will no longer apply from 1 July 2027 and will be replaced by the inflation-based "indexation" (except in limited circumstances). Read more...here.
Determining a person's residence for tax purposes is not as easy matter!
A recent Federal Court decision once again outlined the importance of determining a person's residency status for tax purposes - and moreover how difficult that may be. Read more...here.
Bringing your overseas retirement savings home
If you worked overseas before settling here, you may still have money in a foreign retirement scheme. Read more...here.
Super and Mortgage Arrears: What the rules already allow
It has been proposed that people who pay rent or have a mortgage be allowed to divert a quarter of their future super contributions into take-home pay for up to three years. Read more...here.
Government moves to tighten protections in super
Around 11,000 Australians invested about $1.1 billion of their retirement savings in the Shield and First Guardian Master Funds. Read more...here.
NEW DISCLOSURE RULES FROM THE TAX PRACTITIONERS BOARD
In relation to the taxation services we provide, we advise that the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) maintains a register of tax agents and BAS agents which can be accessed and searched here. The register contains details of registered, suspended, and deregistered tax and BAS agents.
If you have a complaint about a tax agent service that we provide, we encourage you to seek to resolve it with us by contacting us immediately. You can also make a complaint to the TPB in accordance with their complaints process set out here.
Our registration as a tax agent is not subject to any conditions and in the last five years we have not been subject to any of the events described in subsection 45(1)(d) of the Tax Agent Services (Code of Professional Conduct) Determination 2024 (the Determination) or other matters required to be disclosed under other laws.
The full text of the Tax Practitioners Board disclosure requirements and guidance may be found here.
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