Australia's GST (Goods and Services Tax) rules on the import of goods into Australia by foreign companies is set to change from 1 July 2018.

The new multinational anti-avoidance tax law means that restructuring might be an option for corporate taxpayers.

This article examines some recent Federal Court cases and comments on potential implications for the current tax regime.

Bill requires purchasers of new residential property to withhold GST on the purchase price and pay that amount to ATO.

This Tax Brief analyses the judgment and considers some of its implications for innovative financing instruments.

The ATO has confirmed that income tax will be payable on redemption payments under the SA workers' compensation scheme.

This paper reviews the non-arm's income rules after some landmark cases and the ATO's renewed focus on trust compliance.

[podcast] Morris Maroon speaks about tax planning issues, including family trusts, trading stock, deductions and CGT.

Update on Division 296 tax - the tax on large superannuation balances.

Project DO IT is a opportunity for eligible taxpayers with unreported income from offshore investments to come forward.

This land tax increase could wipe between $1 billion and $1.25 billion off the value of commercial property values.

As part of a wide-ranging crackdown on multinational tax avoidance, the Australian Federal Government and the Australian Tax Office have introduced significant reforms to the country's transfer pricing regulations.

This paper focuses on tax and other restructuring issues which should be considered before clients transfer assets.

Article contains a link to a video which covers the tax consequences of mine streaming.

Tax residency has become a contentious area of law for individuals working overseas, with increased ATO audit activity.

Article contains link to an article about recent developments in the tax residence of individuals, companies and trusts.

[interview] The speaker explains the potential effects of the ATO's new independent review process to resolve disputes.

A 10% non-final withholding tax applies to persons who ‘become the owner' of interests in Australian real property.

This is a submission to the Senate Committee which is considering changes to the Government's R&D tax incentive regime.

Fair Work warns litigants against using ChatGPT.