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This article discusses contribution caps for 2012 and how to avoid paying excess tax on superannuation contributions.

Discussion of the passing of the Flood Levy.

The income tax treatment of any property lease incentive will vary, depending on the nature of the inducement provided.

The Government mentioned that the proposed rules will be based on recommendations made by the Board of Taxation (BOT).

Scoping study for a national not-for-profit regulator - Consultation paper

As part of the government’s budget measures announced in May 2008 to change the manner in which some income tests are applied and to remove any inconsistencies in the treatment of salaries that are not subject to income tax, legislation has been passed to support these initiatives.

As part of the government’s budget measures announced in May 2008 to change the manner in which some income tests are applied and to remove any inconsistencies in the treatment of salaries that are not subject to income tax, legislation has been passed to support these initiatives.

The 2009-10 Federal Budget was released at 7.30pm, 12 May 2009. A summary of the relevant Budget details for the Education sector are set out below

The article provides details of the number of tax related savings necessary to fund the removal of the carbon tax (MRRT).

The NSW COVID-19 Business Grant aims to assist eligible businesses and not-for-profit organisations with business costs.

The Government proposes to modify the Budget measure as announced to introduce a limited deferral of the taxing point for schemes where there is a 'genuine risk of forfeiture', to protect employees who have a real risk of being taxed on a share or right that they might never get full title to.

The Government has re-launched the Enterprise Connect grant under the heading of 'Entrepreneurs Infrastructure Program'.

On 18 Octobeer 2010 the Assistant Treasurer, the Hon Bill Shorten MP, reeleased a discussion paper on the design and implementation details of the Government’s proposed new tax syystem for MITs. The discussion paper follows the Government’s previous announcement on 7 May 2010, in w which it provided an initial response to the Board of Taxation’s report into the tax arrangements applying to M MITs. The proposed new MIT tax system builds upon thhe existing MIT withholding tax rules and capital a

The actual employee/contractor characterisation is an essential issue that every business needs to be familiar with.

The Treasurer also announced measures to reduce cost of living pressures and a temporary reduction in fuel excise.

Increase in debt enforcement action by ATO re outstanding tax liabilities of companies – particularly use of DPNs.

On balance, we believe better value lies elsewhere but expect AREITs to be well supported while interest rates are low.