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Do You Have NSW Residential Landholdings?
On 22 October 2019, the NSW Government introduced to Parliament the State Revenue Legislation Further Amendment Bill 2019 (NSW).
AustraliaTax
Davies Collison Cave
Article
Got a tax dispute with the ATO? Time may be ripe to pursue a resolution
Pressure on the ATO to win more court cases increases risks for taxpayers but opens up an opportunity to resolve cases.
AustraliaTax
Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Video

JONES DAY PRESENTS®: Navigating Australia's Toughening Tax Controversy Landscape (Video)

Australia's tax controversy landscape is becoming increasingly difficult for multinationals to navigate, with the Australian Taxation Office ("ATO") adopting sophisticated, assertive positions that test the limits of the law. Jones Day partners Lauren Moses and Niv Tadmore discuss the ATO's focus on transfer pricing, intangibles, and other cross-border issues, and they explain why understanding what drives the ATO is key to resolving disputes efficiently.

AustraliaTax

Jones Day

Successful Deal Integration – Putting Tax At The Centre

The deal has just completed. Everyone is high fiving one another. The deal team can scour the web for their deal toy, enjoy a well-earned break or move onto the next project.

Alvarez & Marsal

Australian Taxation Office Increases Scrutiny Of Australian Inbound Investments

The Situation: The Australian Taxation Office ("ATO") has broadened its role in the process for reviewing foreign investment proposals, through closer engagement with foreign investors...

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Challenges Of Doing Business In Australia

Australia's transparent regulatory landscape, strong institutions and good governance make it a secure, relatively safe, stable and prosperous destination in which to do business.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

ATO collection powers for debt recovery - garnishee notices, statutory demands, bankruptcy notices

Non-payment of debts by the taxpayer may result in liquidation or bankruptcy, once proceedings are issued by the ATO.

AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

Australian Taxation Office Corporate Plan 2024-25: key focus areas for the coming year

Compliance activity continues to be a focus of the ATO.

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Changes To Tasmanian Duty And Land Tax

Tasmania's new taxation bill introduces significant changes for foreign investors and corporate groups, including reduced thresholds for surcharge relief and streamlined restructuring exemptions. The amendments lower the dwelling requirement from 50 to 10 units for foreign investor duty relief and eliminate pre- and post-transaction association requirements for corporate reconstructions.

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

End of March Weekly Tax Update

Update on key developments in taxation law for accountants and participants in the tax advice industry.

Pointon Partners

FATCA compliance now mandatory for certain AFSL holders

If your organisation meets the definition of an Australian Financial Institution, then FATCA could apply to you.

Holley Nethercote

Legal professional privilege and tax audits

The ATO has recently moved its audit activity more towards sensible commercial tax planning rather than tax avoidance.

Cooper Grace Ward

Navigating Australia's Toughening Tax Controversy Landscape (Video)

Explore Jones Day's comprehensive video series on navigating complex tax controversies across multiple jurisdictions, featuring expert insights on IRS strategies, economic substance doctrine, and the evolving global tax dispute landscape. Discover practical guidance on managing multijurisdictional tax challenges in Australia, Europe, and beyond, alongside specialized content on cross-border trade secrets and private credit infrastructure funding.

Project Do It: Disclose unpaid tax from offshore income now

There are only months before the best opportunity to turn foreign wealth tax-clean will come to an end for taxpayers.

Rockwell Olivier

Section 264 notices - Courts uphold the ATO's power to gather information

The Commissioner signalls an intention to increase the use of section 264 notices in the audit and review processes.

Cooper Grace Ward

Tax Bites: Australian Tax Podcast Series

In this episode of the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer 'Tax Bites' podcast, host Toby Eggleston alongside Professor Graham Cooper and fellow partner Ryan Leslie, explore the complexities...

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Victoria Duty Alert: Further Clarification Of Economic Entitlement Rules

As foreshadowed in our Tax Note regarding the administration of the economic entitlement provisions in Part 4B of Chapter 2 of the Duties Act 2000...

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Is payroll tax constitutionally invalid? The High Court has had something to say.

The Vanderstock case has introduced a level of uncertainty regarding the constitutional validity of payroll tax.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

Cooper Grace Ward

Discretionary Trusts Back On ATO Radar

On 22 February 2022 the Australian Taxation Office released a Draft Taxation Ruling TR 2022/D1 and Practical Compliance Guideline PCG 2022/D1 about the tax treatment of:

Kalus Kenny Intelex

New proposal for enhanced customer due diligence on all foreign nationals and review of implementation of FATCA

Australia may become a party to a new international standard dealing with the automatic exchange of tax information.

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