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Voluntary disclosure of unpaid superannuation guarantee charge liabilities
Employers may benefit from disclosing unpaid superannuation guarantee charge liabilities to the Australian Taxation Office.
AustraliaEmployment and HR
Colin Biggers & Paisley
Article
Federal Budget 2026-27: A Preview
The 2026-27 Federal Budget faces the challenge of balancing ambition with caution amid geopolitical and economic uncertainty. With rumoured reforms to capital gains tax discounts, trust taxation, and negative gearing on the table, businesses are seeking clarity on policy settings that could fundamentally reshape investment structures and tax planning strategies. Will the government pursue transformative reform or opt for measured adjustments to strengthen national resilience?
AustraliaTax
Corrs Chambers Westgarth

How ATO garnishee notices work

The ATO has long held the power to also recover outstanding tax debts from third parties, via garnishee notices.

Proposed Changes To Austrian Real Estate Transfer Tax Could Impact M&A Transactions

On 2 May 2025, the Austrian Ministry of Finance published a draft bill of the Budget Accompanying Act proposing significant amendments to the Austrian Real Estate Transfer Tax Act...

The lowdown of the ATO's 2024 annual report

ATO's annual report reiterates a key message from previous years: tax obligations are non-negotiable.

Whats normal to the spider is chaos to the fly…ATO measures to manage escalating tax debt

In this article, we discuss the ATO's recent changes and the implications for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Complexity For International Private Equity Investments In Australia

The intricacies surrounding foreign private equity investment into Australia remains a central focus area for regulatory bodies including the Australian Tax Office (ATO) and the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB).

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

Alvarez & Marsal

Transfer pricing and Part IVA: Taxpayers are winning the battles but losing the legislative war

Taxpayers as a collective body are no match for the Commissioner when lobbying the Government for legislative change.

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Queensland Revenue Office's payroll tax prognosis for medical centre businesses using service entities

Queensland medical centres should review how their practice operates to avoid the risk of being liable for payroll tax.

AustraliaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences

Cooper Grace Ward

Early-April 2025 – Tax Update

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

AustraliaStrategy

Pointon Partners

Fuel, Friction, And Forward Planning

With ongoing volatility in the fuel markets, tightening global supply chains, and persistent inflation, the operating environment for Australian businesses is becoming increasingly uncertain.

Further Victorian CIPT And State Taxes Amendments

On 15 October 2025, the Victorian Government proposed a suite of amendments to existing taxation acts as part of the State Taxation Further Amendment Bill 2025 (the Bill).

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Mid-March 2025 – Tax Update

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

Pointon Partners

Payroll tax – increased audit activity around engagement of contractors

State revenue authorities are increasing their scrutiny of how payroll taxes are applied to contractors.

Holding Redlich

Proposed Overhaul Of The Current R&D Tax Concessions – Small Companies Are Winners But A Lot Of Losers

One of the key initiatives introduced in the 2010 Federal Budget was a proposal to simplify and enhance the Research and Development Tax Concession from the 2011 income year.

Moore Australia

Victorian Duty Alert: Proposed Changes To Land Transfer Duty (Duty Payable On Assumed Tax Liabilities)

The Victorian State Revenue Office (SRO) has recently released Draft Ruling DA-070 (Draft Ruling) which proposes to alter the way that consideration is calculated for the purposes...

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

ATO resumes pursuit of unpaid taxes following easing of COVID-19 restrictions

An overview of the Director Penalty Notices (DPN) regime and options available to a director if you receive a DPN.

ClarkeKann Lawyers

Google to pay nearly half a billion dollars in Australian tax

Tax reforms have enabled the ATO to tighten taxation laws and crack down on multi-nationals and high wealth individuals.

Sydney Criminal Lawyers

Is the Australian Tax Office (ATO) knocking on the front door of your client?

Your client should be able to work proactively with the ATO to achieve the most appropriate and efficient outcomes.

Coleman Greig Lawyers

Is the Australian Tax Office (ATO) knocking on your front door?

A well-considered legal position and strategic pathway must be in place from the outset when dealing with the ATO.

Coleman Greig Lawyers

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