Unpacking statute-barred debts
Various tax implications can arise when a debt becomes statute-barred. So what is statute barring and when can it be a problem?
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Managing tax disputes can be like wrestling with a superhero
It is sometimes said that a superhero like the DC Comics character Superman can be an uninteresting character because he is, for all practical purposes, indestructible. Critics have said the knowledge that he will most likely win can make Superman’s adventures monotonous.
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Small business concessions under the spotlight
The CGT concessions for small business are important for qualifying businesses in that they can defer, reduce or remove liability to CGT.
ATTENTION: TAX STORE CLIENTS
Thank you to all our Tax Store clients who entered our car giveaway competition.
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Getting market value right for taxation purposes
A century on from the High Court’s landmark decision in Spencer v Commonwealth1, Simon Dorevitch sheds light on the term “market value” and its implications for tax purposes.
Home to work travel claims? Generally not, but sometimes…
As a general rule, travel from your home to your workplace is not allowed as a deduction because it constitutes a “private expense”. There are however specific situations where this rule does not apply, and there can be circumstances where you may be entitled to claim some of the travel expenses between your home and your regular workplace, or even your alternative workplace.
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