The ATO second commissioner has outlined some tips to help investors evaluate a company’s commitment to ethical tax practices and pick up on signs of tax avoidance.
CPA Australia has issued a warning about relying on online tax tips after seeing numerous examples of outrageous claims about tax deductions.
NSW land tax exemptions are subject to strict interpretation, leaving vineyards that make their fortunes off wine tastings in tax limbo, Grant Thornton has warned.
The Administrative Review Tribunal has determined that a taxpayer did not engage in tax evasion in a dispute involving millions of dollars of UK-sourced income.
Geoff Wilson has said he is confident the Greens will understand the impact taxing unrealised gains would have on Australia’s economy.
In a global economy, who gets to tax corporate profits? The ATO second commissioner dissects the challenges that come with taxing multinational corporations.
The Administrative Review Tribunal has ruled against the Tax Office in a $213.6 million transfer pricing dispute.
The additional funding given to the ATO is likely to see an increase in regular assurance reviews and risk reviews, particularly for larger entities, a tax lawyer cautions.
The Tax Office has revealed a list of “unbelievable” tax deduction attempts to remind taxpayers that their air fryer “generally won’t make the cut”.
A majority of Australians said they would support a new tax on gas exports regardless of which political party proposed it, a policy think tank survey has found.
Taxpayers are relying on ChatGPT as a “reliable source” of information and advice, threatening integrity and trust in the tax system, an expert has warned.
There is an urgent need for entertaining and engaging education within the tax learning and development space, the founder of Tax Nuggets Academy has said.
