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Following on from Tax Planning Part 1. As the end of the financial year approaches, now is the ideal time to review your financial position.
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As the end of the financial year approaches, now is the ideal time to review your tax position and consider strategies that may help minimise tax and improve cash flow.
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Making decisions about the future of your business can feel overwhelming, or just not top of mind when consumed by the demands of running your business day-to-day. Many family business leaders aim to pass their businesses to the next generation but there is often a significant gap between intention and preparation.
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A self-managed super fund (SMSF) is a useful step to control your retirement saving, however is it important to decide your right trustee structure to suit how the fund operates. 
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Owning an investment property can be tax-effective, but it’s also one of the ATO’s most closely monitored areas. Here are five common errors that most often trigger ATO follow-up, and the related issues to keep in mind.
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Two key Bills have passed Parliament recently that will mean significant changes to Australia's superannuation system that will reshape how high-balance accounts are taxed and boost support for low-income earners.
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RSM has welcomed the ATO’s updated compliance guide on transfer pricing for inbound distributors, saying it would bring additional clarity for taxpayers.
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The ATO has warned tax practitioners about common mistakes made by taxpayers and their advisers when lodging fringe benefits tax returns.
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Discover why a clear workplace AI policy is essential to protect your business, ensure compliance, and harness AI safely.
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Go through the sales process feeling prepared and informed.
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To meet the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) deadline for the year ending 31 March (with a standard due date of 21 May), employers must identify benefits provided, calculate the taxable value, maintain records, and lodge a return. 
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The Tax Office continues to see situations where tax planning decisions from many years ago are giving rise to significant consequences.
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