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Just as simpler super begins to look just that – simple – recent amendments to superannuation legislation have opened the door to new borrowing opportunities for super funds.

On Monday 22 June 2009 the Senate Select Committee report on section 23AG was released. The purpose of the changes was to remove the general exemption that applied to foreign income and only apply it for certain aid or charitable or government employees.

With the Australian share market oscillating, it is little wonder that investors are beginning to doubt old rules.

ASIC will also continue to consider relief for other entities and balance dates on a case-by-case basis.

The ATO has released a range of safe harbours that enable some SME taxpayers to simplify TP record-keeping requirements.

Woolworth's recent announcement of its salary sacrificing scheme, which will generate millions of dollars in sales is just the tip of the iceberg, the big bonus for employers and employees lies under the surface.

Generally speaking, approaches to reduce tax bills as a financial year draws to an end revolve around last minute superannuation strategies, trying to generate other tax deductions, and trying to defer the receipt of some income into a future tax year.

The Government recently released Exposure draft legislation to introduce new CFC provisions, which should simplify calculations with respect to ownership of CFCs and significantly reduce the compliance burden of affected taxpayers.

Changes to WorkCover legislation in Victoria may deem an individual to be the worker of the hirer for WorkSafe purposes.

The article discusses various issues of interest relating to superannuation, superannuation contributions and tax.

As we rise from the depths of the GFC, businesses who have positioned themselves well – by focussing on efficiencies, should really now start to reap the benefits of those initiatives.

The Federal Budget contained no surprises beyond the previously announced Henry Review responses but continued the incremental changes of the tax system. The changes were mostly positive and aimed at simplification and competitiveness. A noted increase in Treasury funding for work on the Henry Review suggests we haven’t yet seen the end of the many recommendations.

The Tax Office has flagged that it will pay attention to specific work-related expenses, instead of certain professions.

A downsizing strategy is superior to a reverse mortgage option as it provides greater cashflow to meet living expenses.

Many people around Australia would consider embarking on an exercise to leverage their real estate to its best advantage.

Brief summary of the Qld State Budget recently handed down.

‘Hot’ property markets in a number of states have bought the issue of the calculation of taxable profits into focus.