The NSW government’s proposed shift from a one-off stamp duty payment to ongoing payments of property tax has sparked...
Employers who inadvertently make late superannuation payments despite doing their best to comply with their obligations...
A surge in first-time investors trading shares and exchange-traded funds (ETF) has prompted the ATO to issue a warning...
The new corporate super profits tax would cut a further 40 per cent out of revenues earned by big corporations and...
Less than one in 10 taxpayers say they are aware of their rights to appeal an ATO decision with the Administrative...
Contempt proceedings threatened by the Senate against the Tax Commissioner could see him jailed and fined for standing...
Since its introduction, a number of taxpayers have fallen foul of the ATO in its administration of the research and...
The ATO has suspended “firmer” debt and lodgement activities across lockdown-affected states and territories, but...
An unregistered tax agent could face fines or imprisonment if she doesn’t comply with a Federal Court order directing...
Details of the ATO’s new phone service for lodgement deferrals have now been published, with the concession set to...
Employee share schemes are key to fostering a globally competitive tech industry, critics say, and the government...
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