
Written by Professor Bob Deutsch, CTA, Senior Tax Counsel
The recently released “Report on the Inquiry into the implications of removing refundable franking credits” is without doubt one of...
Written by Professor Bob Deutsch, CTA, Senior Tax Counsel
The recently released “Report on the Inquiry into the implications of removing refundable franking credits” is without doubt one of...
The 2017 financial year saw the most significant changes in superannuation law for more than a decade.
The introduction of new concepts including Total Super Balance and Transfer Balance Cap...
At the 26th Noosa Intensive, Clint Harding, CTA, (Arnold Bloch Leibler) presented the session ‘Protecting the recipe’, where he looked at how intellectual property is defined, goodwill, and some of...
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Sometimes leaving open the possibility of foreign resident beneficiaries in discretionary trusts - intended as a vehicle for holding or...
Written by TaxCounsel Pty Ltd
The following points highlight important federal tax developments that occurred during March 2019.
Each month, these developments are considered in more...
The ATO’s enhanced debt collection powers against directors and other third parties seem to be continually expanding, but the fundamental touchpoint remains the director penalty notification...
Written by Professor Bob Deutsch, CTA, Senior Tax Counsel
The interplay of the denial of excess franking credits with other taxes, levies, and benefits has been largely overlooked in the...
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