Most SMSF members won't need to do anything before the end of the financial year and may want to wait longer before taking action, according to an SMSF specialist.
The Tax Office has developed a framework aimed at better supporting people experiencing vulnerability when they interact with the tax system.
The Tax Practitioners Board has received over 1100 whistleblower complaints since the start of the new whistleblower arrangements in July.
The professional services firm has welcomed new audit partner, David Haynes.
Interest charged by the Tax Office for late payments or underpayments will no longer be tax-deductible as of 1 July.
SMSF trustees should carefully review their trust deeds and ensure adherence with current trust laws before 30 June to avoid breaches, penalties, or adverse tax consequences, a legal specialist has said. ...
Four Queenslanders have been charged with allegedly smuggling cash across the country in an elaborate money laundering scheme.
The accounting body is warning taxpayers to be wary of scams in the form of emails, text messages and other communications this upcoming tax time.
Tax professionals can provide significant value to clients by providing guidance on the structures and tools they should be using for their philanthropic activities, says the chief executive of Australia Philanthropic Service...
The professional services firm is committed to growing its talent and client base through a national office expansion plan.
Thousands of Aussies are in critical need of their tax refund as tax time creeps closer, new research from Finder has found.
The SMSF Association has said the Treasurer’s comments that no alternative to the $3 million super tax had been put forward are “farcical”.
