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It wasn't me: the tax fraud scam
Fraudsters are increasingly targeting myGov accounts to claim tax refunds and GST credits fraudulently. Learn how tax scams work, how to spot fake communications, and the critical steps to protect your personal information.
... read moreIs the RBA to blame? The economic state of play
Interest rates have surged, with political debate growing around the Reserve Bank of Australia’s policies. The RBA’s stance and economic indicators are under scrutiny as inflation remains high. Explore the key impacts on households and businesses.
... read more$81.5m payroll tax win for Uber
Uber successfully contested $81.5M payroll tax assessments in NSW, with the court ruling drivers as independent contractors, not employees.
... read moreProperty and lifestyle assets in the spotlight
The ATO has increased its focus on property asset owners, including those with expensive lifestyle assets. Investment property income, deductions, and ownership of high-value items like boats and aircraft are now under scrutiny.
... read moreWhen is a gift not a gift?
The distinction between gift or income is crucial in tax law. This article explores a case where the ATO deemed $1.6m in deposits as taxable income, not gifts or loans.
... read moreThere remain five reasons to expect the $A to rise
Expect the AUD to rise as favorable interest rates, undervaluation, and rising commodity prices set the stage for potential currency growth in the coming year.
... read moreIs it worth salary sacrificing into super?
Salary sacrificing into super can be a smart way to enhance retirement savings and reduce taxable income. This article explores the benefits and considerations to determine if it’s worth it for you.
... read moreMortgage versus super - a common dilemma
In the mortgage versus super debate, the right strategy depends on your financial goals. Explore how to weigh the benefits of paying off your mortgage or boosting your super.
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