Digital Assets You Forgot You Own (and Why They Still Matter at Tax Time)
Forgotten digital assets like old domains, online wallets and unused subscriptions can carry tax consequences in Australia. Here's what the ATO wants you to know.
ATO cracking down on tax dodgers trying to leave the country
The Tax Office is issuing departure prohibition orders as it moves to bolster payment performance and debt collection.
8 tips to improve your online sales
Online shopping sale days have become more common with a number of major events throughout the year.
Countries with the largest collection or eucalyptus trees
Check out the countries that have started to grow their eucalyptus tree stocks
Super gender gap slowly narrows
The latest Financy Women’s Index (FWX) for the September quarter has shown the superannuation gender gap is closing, with true parity between men and women now predicted to be achieved in a more rapid timeframe.
Protecting yourself from misinformation
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has observed websites attempting to harvest personal information such as Tax File Numbers, identity details and myGov login credentials under the guise of providing “super advice”.
A refresher on Medicare levy and Medicare levy surcharge.
The Medicare levy’s a compulsory charge of 2% on taxable income, which helps fund Australia’s public healthcare system.
Payday Super part 1: understanding the new law
Passage of the Payday Super reforms by parliament this week has cleared the way for employee superannuation to be paid by employers more frequently. In the first of a two-part series, this article explains the myriad elements of the new law.
ATO’s holiday home owner tax changes spur taxpayers to be ‘wary and proactive’
Following on from the Tax Office’s move to refresh its approach to rental property tax deductions, tax advisers are warning holiday home owners to be wary of the coming changes.
Choose the right business structure step-by-step guide
Take out the guesswork out of choosing the right structure for your business