The ATO has released its annual Taxation Statistics report for 2022–23, highlighting the biggest contributors to public revenues.
The US Treasury secretary is advocating for the removal of retaliatory US tax provisions, which could impose higher taxes on Australian entities investing and operating in the US.
The Tax Ombudsman has revealed its list of systemic reviews for the new financial year, including homing in on the ATO’s approach to tax debt and its management of compromised tax accounts.
A specialist lawyer has outlined the difficulties in defending clients with historical tax debts, as the ATO increasingly pursues older debts from before the COVID-19 pandemic.
The ATO recently released draft guidance on the addition of the New Payments Platform as an approved method for super payments.
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.
Three more GST fraudsters have been sentenced under the ATO’s Operation Protego, with one offender raking in $1.1 million through fraudulent claims.
The finalised tax determination warns that Part IVA may apply to circular financing arrangements that seek to exploit the early-stage investor tax offset.
A taxpayer has managed to have an ATO objection decision varied in a case examining whether he was a resident of Australia for two income years.
Grant Thornton has updated its advice on upcoming mandatory sustainability disclosures to reflect ASIC’s recent regulatory guidance, including their definition of materiality.
The Tax Office has developed a framework aimed at better supporting people experiencing vulnerability when they interact with the tax system.
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.
