Event-based reporting mistakes lead to more SMSF audits - Tax Accountants Bankstown
In the year since event-based reporting (EBR) started for SMSFs (from 1 July 2018) the ATO says an unprecedented number of transfer balance cap reports have required re-reporting.
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Business trading structures: What’s best for your business? - Tax Accountants Artarmon
When you have plans for starting a new business, one of the central decisions is which business trading structure will work best for your venture.
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Carrying forward concessional super contributions - Tax Accountants Werribee
The income year of 2019-20 has just ticked over, which is also the first year in which an individual is able to make additional catch-up contributions to super through the application of unused concessional (before tax) contributions.
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Penalty interest can be deductible, under specific conditions - Tax Accountants Willetton
A new ruling has been released by the ATO on the deductibility or otherwise of “penalty interest”. The term penalty interest refers to an amount payable by a borrower under a loan agreement when the lender agrees to an early repayment of a loan. The amount payable is commonly calculated by reference to the number of months of interest payments that would have been received but for the early payment.
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Personal deductions for car parking expenses - Tax Accountants Lidcombe
Car parking fees incurred in the course of producing assessable income are generally deductible, but special rules apply if the car is used by an employee to commute between home and work or the car is provided to the employee by the employer.
ATO actions on trusts and tax avoidance - Tax Accountants Hobart
The ATO says that it recognises that most trusts are used appropriately and for legitimate purposes. It says it will continue to help those who make genuine mistakes or are uncertain about how the law applies to their circumstances.
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