Discretionary Trusts : Another Budget Casualty
The Federal Budget has proposed a significant change to the taxation of discretionary trusts, introducing a minimum tax rate of 30% on trust income from 1 July 2028. […]
The Federal Budget has proposed a significant change to the taxation of discretionary trusts, introducing a minimum tax rate of 30% on trust income from 1 July 2028. […]
As part of budget night we all heard about the changes to the 50% discount on capital gains being replaced with indexation and a minimum tax rate of […]
Negative gearing is a tax arrangement that allows property investors to deduct rental property losses from their other taxable income. For decades, it has been a popular strategy […]
The budget is looming closer and there is talk of potential new deductions for individual taxpayers. The Australian Government has announced plans to introduce a new $1,000 instant […]
The ATO have added features to the ATO app to help individuals and sole traders keep their personal information secure. Verify Call The Verify Call feature helps protect […]
With just over 2 months to go until Payday Super begins, let’s clear up a few of the biggest misconceptions that have been going around. Myth: “I’ve got […]
With the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year ending on 31 March, now is the ideal time to review any benefits provided to employees over the past 12 months. […]
The new Division 296 super tax will apply from 1 July 2026, increasing tax on earnings for individuals with super balances above $3 million. While the changes are […]
Updated rules came into effect in late 2025 with the ATO regarding deceased individuals impacting both the Executor or Legal Personal Representative (LPR) and the Registered Tax Agent. […]
Employers must select a default nominated super fund for employees who don’t have a chosen super fund. As an employer, you are required to select a default super […]