As someone who has spent decades helping Australians navigate the complexities of superannuation and wealth building, I find the recent praise of Division 296 — particularly the endorsement of taxing unrealised gains — bo...
In a submission to the Productivity Commission, CPA Australia said it would support measures to cut red tape, but was not in favour of the proposed net cash flow tax.
A superannuation expert delves into the controversial aspects of the Div 296 super tax and the fierce industry response to taxing unrealised gains.
As the Finsure court case looms, the CEO of a mortgage broking aggregator has issued a stark warning about the potential impact of payroll tax on his sector.
The ATO has celebrated high voluntary corporate tax compliance, but said that maintaining high compliance would remain a priority to underpin public trust and revenue.
The BCA has hit out at a Productivity Commission proposal to introduce a net cash flow tax, while the Greens say it’s necessary to make large companies pay their fair share of tax.
The TPB has terminated the registered tax agent status of former PwC CEO Tom Seymour for his conduct during the infamous PwC tax leaks scandal.
As the gender pay gap narrows, an advocacy group is calling for tax and super reforms to close the lifetime earnings gap.
The institute has suggested amendments to the ATO’s draft PCG 2025/D3 to improve clarity and taxpayer understanding of global and domestic minimum tax lodgment obligations.
Internal conversations have reportedly revealed that the government is contemplating changes to its controversial superannuation tax proposal.
Labor’s proposal to charge for Freedom of Information requests and ban anonymous requests is unlikely to pass after opposition from the Coalition and Greens.
The Tax Office has revealed it will look to keep a “keen focus” on the tax performance of large businesses as the conversation around Australia’s tax system continues to shift.
