The Australian Tax Office has warned of a crackdown on all work-related expense claims, but is that necessary or fair?
In an online world, outages happen. They can be incredibly frustrating and severely impact work schedules but the down time doesn’t have to be time wasted. Here are some ways to keep your business on track and stay productive should your systems go down.
As the world’s zero-tax havens disappear and corporate tax rates are slashed, many economists say the outcome will be smaller government budget deficits, stronger growth, higher wages and more jobs. While presidents and prime ministers are advocating tax reform, not everyone is convinced.
Recent changes to the Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW) regime mean that more Australian residents are likely to be affected by the tax for transactions as common as the sale of the family home.
Lodging a tax return can seem daunting for students. Parents who may be helping to navigate these uncertain waters can also find it challenging. To assist, CPA Australia has put together eight tax tips for students for the year ending 30 June 2017.
Small businesses may be eligible for a range of tax benefits. To assist, CPA Australia has put together the following tips.
Do you know the tax deductions and offsets for which you might be eligible?
Fringe benefits are very tempting, but in some workplaces sacrificing salary is not such a tax-effective way to pay for them.
Oil-producing countries are being forced to rethink their tax mix as oil prices remain low.
The right strategies to manage tax risk are vital if practitioners are to minimise the possibility of clients being audited.