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Each year, anyone with trusts in your affairs (or your tax advisor) needs to be mindful of a number of anti-avoidance and integrity regimes. Section 100A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 has always cast a shadow over trusts, but has never received the level of attention it perhaps should have. Read more
Anyone with trusts in their affairs needs to be mindful of several anti-avoidance regimes. We discuss one in particular that could have the widest application. Read more
Is your medical business structured in the most tax effective manner? Eliza from the Health Care team touches on the use of service trusts and the tax benefits they offer. Read more
Have you ever wondered why you can’t split your income from your medical practice to your spouse? Lachlan from the Health Team discusses Professional Service Income and how it impacts you. Read more
From 1 November 2021 new directors will have only 28 days to apply for their Director ID. Read more
Late payment of super can lead to penalties equal to 200% of the amount of superannuation payable. Read more
Well, what a year it was. With two Federal Budgets, one recession, one recovery, and a pandemic – the latter two still in progress – we may well be happy to see the end of 2020-21. But as we look forwards, there is still a long way to go. Read more
As we now allow ourselves the indulgence of thinking about a post-pandemic world, the goal of the 2021 Federal Budget is to support our economic recovery. Read more
Ideas and possibilities for your business Read more
Many of us think of ourselves as living in a high-taxing country. However, the reality is that we don’t. With a total tax-take across all three tiers of government of about 31 per cent of GDP, we’re actually around the middle. (A bit below, in fact.) You might struggle to believe that. The reason perhaps is that it doesn’t feel like we live in a lower-than-average taxing country. Now, that’s a mystery worth solving. Read more