
In recent years, the Australian Taxation Office has taken a 'swim between the flags' approach in respect of their guidance and advice to taxpayers. 1 This approach involves the ATO publishing...
In recent years, the Australian Taxation Office has taken a 'swim between the flags' approach in respect of their guidance and advice to taxpayers. 1 This approach involves the ATO publishing...
written by Bob Deutsch CTA *
There are two different models of how company tax and its interface with the individual shareholder's tax position works. Understanding the difference is crucial if...
The proposal announced by the Treasurer in the May 2016 Budget for a gradual reduction of Australia’s corporate tax rate — the Ten Year Enterprise Tax Plan 1 — became one of the major points of...
written by Vince Lendrum * Tracey Rens, in her President’s report for March, shared our vision for the future of the tax profession and The Tax Institute’s determination to play an important...
written by Robert Deutsch CTA *
Labor's recent announcement that, if elected it will move to eliminate refunds of excess imputation credits with effect from 1 July 2019, adds yet another layer...
The question of when an entity is 'carrying on a business' remains something of a maze.
Last September, the Government released the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enterprise Tax Plan Base Rate...
written by Tracey Rens *
In 2018, The Tax Institute celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Since the Institute’s establishment in 1943, Australia’s tax system has changed dramatically and we have...
written by Robert Deutsch CTA *
The continuing saga regarding corporate tax reductions in Australia seems to have boiled down, at least in a political sense, to just one fundamental question –...
In a paper presented at last November’s SME Symposium in Sydney, Andrew Noolan CTA looked at some of the issues he and many other practitioners have experienced over the years in relation to...
written by Robert Deutsch CTA * I often ponder whatever happened to principle-based drafting, a concept we heard about some 15 years ago and which was meant to be the prevailing mantra in the...
The recent reforms to the wine equalisation tax (WET) system, are ‘root and branch’ reforms that will have a significant impact on most businesses in the wine industry, even going so far as to...
Australia’s foreign investment framework requires would-be purchasers of residential real estate to apply for foreign investment approval. Applications are considered by the Foreign Investment...
Adam Woodward CTA |
It takes a special type of person, with specific skills and attributes, to thrive as a tax professional in today’s dynamic business...
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