In Tax Matters for February 2018 we put focus on Property investors and the new deduction rules that may affect them, Due dates for 2016-17 SMSF returns and FBT issues that raise ATO attention


In this Budget Edition of The Next Move, we unpack the major announcements from the 2026–27 Federal Budget and what they could mean for individuals, investors and business owners. We cover the proposed changes to capital gains tax, negative gearing and discretionary trusts, along with updates to superannuation, electric vehicle FBT concessions, instant asset write-offs, working Australian tax offsets and the new $1,000 instant deduction. We also explore the broader implications for business structures, investment strategies, property ownership and future tax planning in what is shaping up to be one of the most significant tax reform Budgets in decades.
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In the Autumn Edition of Business & Profit Matters, we explore a range of practical issues impacting Australian businesses right now, including the real cost of poor performance management, the risks of cash-in-hand payments, buying versus renting business premises, Fringe Benefits Tax obligations, protecting critical business documents and support available following natural disasters. We also cover tax deductions for tradespeople and key lessons business owners can learn from a recent Ferrari FBT ruling.
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In the Summer Edition of Business & Proft Matters we look at a number of issues facing businesses in Australia including; Workers’ Compensation: Why It Doesn’t Cover Travel To & From Work, Family Owned Businesses and how to handle Succession concerns and what the Westpac Fair Working Conditions Ruling means for your business and more.
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