Common ATO Audit Triggers for Businesses
The ATO uses data matching, industry benchmarks and other risk indicators to identify businesses that may require closer review. Information reported in tax returns and Business Activity Statements […]
The ATO uses data matching, industry benchmarks and other risk indicators to identify businesses that may require closer review. Information reported in tax returns and Business Activity Statements […]
If your business is no longer profitable and is unlikely to become profitable in the future, you may consider closing the business. Review your position Before closing, review […]
It seems you’re not alone with the above. In most cases this relates to a PAYG instalment notice the ATO have issued. So why did you receive this? […]
If you have made a capital gain during the financial year, making a personal contribution to super can help reduce the tax payable on the capital gain. If […]
Thinking about borrowing to invest in property through your SMSF? New rules affecting certain Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBAs) took effect from 10 August 2026, so now is […]
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has confirmed that card surcharges on eftpos, Mastercard, and Visa will be completely banned starting 1 October 2026. Following an extensive retail […]
If you borrow money from your private company or regularly take money out without recording it as wages or dividends, it’s important to understand the Division 7A rules. […]
A quick reminder—if your business owns a vehicle and it’s also used for personal trips (even occasionally), you may need to be registered for Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT). […]
AML (Australian Money Laundering)/CTF (Counter Terrorism Financing) Act was already being used by banks, casinos and bullion dealers. From 1 July 2026, AUSTRAC (Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis […]
As we head into tax return season, we’d like to remind clients who have made personal (after-tax) super contributions there is an important step to complete if you […]