
Relationship breakdowns are emotional and can be complex. While it marks the end of one thing, it often begins something new, with the path to separating any shared assets rarely straightforward.
Relationship breakdowns are emotional and can be complex. While it marks the end of one thing, it often begins something new, with the path to separating any shared assets rarely straightforward.
Written by Bob Deutsch, CTA
The Federal opposition’s plans to introduce restrictions on negative gearing for investors, if elected next year, have received some much-needed clarification.
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It’s been 20 years since Division 7A was enacted, and, despite the passage of time, it remains one of the most complex and challenging provisions in our taxation legislation.
Treasury have...
Recent years have seen an unprecedented global, coordinated response to the 15 Action Items recommended by the OECD following its Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project, a process in...
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Going back only a few short years, there aren’t many of us who could have accurately predicted the landscape of 2018.
Brexit. President Trump. The fallout...
The complex nature of Branch Attribution can cause confusion amongst taxpayers. Appropriate due diligence and an understanding of the ATO’s legal and administrative approach to branch attribution...
M&A transactions force tax advisers to consider a variety of issues, many of which are frequently evolving.
The use of a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) as a wealth retention and investment vehicle in Australia continues to grow. This is despite the increased complexity of the rules and legislation...
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