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By Julia Hartman
Download PDF Is it really giving unto Ceasar what is Ceasar’s when you pay tax on your earnings to save up and buy an asset, then inflation increases the value of the asset so that if you sell it or gift it you have to pay more tax? It looks to me more like …
Download PDF COVID Tests Dating back to 1st July, 2021 expenditure on COVID tests necessary to attend work will be tax deductible. If the employer provides the test these will be deductible to the employer and exempt from FBT under the otherwise deductible rule. We expect that just like other items that are used both …
(Download PDF) Well not much to report this year! Our annual budget blog concentrates on giving the detail on issues that affect our clients tax, income, superannuation and businesses. Afterall you can read about the hype anywhere it is getting the detail and how it affects you that we are looking to provide. This budget …
LAST UPDATED – May 12 2021 (Download PDF) Time to start thinking about whether you would like to take advantage of the $150,000 (increased from $20,000 on 29th January, 2019) immediate tax deduction before the end of the financial year. Though it will still be available up to 30th June, 2023. The threshold varies depending …
(Download PDF) A trust is either discretionary or fixed in the ATO’s eyes anything in between is a charade. A chook on stilts is not a flamingo. The cycle has come full circle, must be enough new players in the property market to make it worth promoting hybrid trusts again. I guess there is a …