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  • Taxwise Business News - February 2013 Add to cart

    This issue of Taxwise covers:

    • Change of Tax Commissioner
    • 2013 Federal Election
    • Restructuring your business – removing income tax impediments
    • Cutting the company tax rate – no conclusion
    • Rules against Tax Avoidance
    • Special rules for private companies
    • Businesses in net GST refund position can use GST instalment system
    • What is a supply for GST purposes– the Qantas case
    • Refunding Excess GST
    • Useful GST-related publications from the ATO
    • In-house fringe benefits – FBT changes
    • Self-Managed Super Funds
    • Useful superannuation publication from the ATO
    • Changes to the Australian Business Register
    • Taxable Payments Reporting – Building and Construction Industry
    • Motor vehicle data matching program
    • Useful ATO links.

  • Taxwise Business News - November 2012 Add to cart

     This issue of Taxwise covers:

    • Individual Income Tax Rates – Withholding Obligations
    • Living Away From Home Allowance
    • Company Loss Carry-Back Measure
    • Refunding Excess GST
    • Tax and GST Compliance for SMEs
    • Small business benchmarks
    • Planning to sell your business?
    • Proof of ID for non-resident businesses
    • Goods taken from stock for private use
    • Common mistakes with reporting trust income
    • New PAYG Instalment Options
    • GST – claiming input tax credits (creditable purpose)
    • ATO’s guide for Employers
    • New super data and e-commerce standard.

  • Taxwise Business News - September 2012 Add to cart

     This issue of Taxwise covers:

    • Tax Time 2012 – ATO Compliance Program
    • Loss Carry-Back for Small Business
    • Living-Away-From-Home Allowance Changes
    • Superannuation Changes
    • Anti-Avoidance Provisions in flux
    • Director Penalty Regime
    • Annual PAYG Instalment
    • Employee/Contractor Tool on ATO Website
    • Taxable Payments and Reporting – Building and Construction Industry.

  • Taxwise Individual News - June 2012 Add to cart

    This issue of Taxwise covers:

    • 30 June is around the corner
    • Medicare levy low income thresholds
    • Private health insurance rebate and Medicare levy surcharge changes
    • Tax offset changes from 1 July 2012
    • Living-away-from-home allowance changes
    • Small business changes starting in the 2012-13 income year
    • Superannuation changes
    • Residential premises developments - new GST treatment
    • Taxable payments reporting - building and construction industry

  • Taxwise Business News - June 2012 Add to cart

    This issue of Taxwise covers:

    • 30 June is around the corner
    • Tax Changes affecting Small businesses
    • CGT Changes
    • Changes to the timing of Trust resolutions
    • Living-Away-From-Home Allowance changes
    • Superannuation Changes
    • Self-Assessment for Indirect Taxes
    • Anti-Avoidance provisions in state of flux
    • Tax Consolidated Groups - Proposed reforms
    • Director Penalty Regime
    • Residential Premises developments - new GST treatment
    • Taxable Payments Reporting - Building and Construction Industry

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