You have prepared your business activity statement, submitted it, and moved on. However, what if there is an error in your lodged business activity statement? It could be something as simple as categorising a transaction in the wrong way, flipping two numbers, or even...
With numerous tax obligations, understanding how much tax your business must pay is crucial for compliance and financial planning. The Australian Taxation Office is vital in regulating these taxes to ensure every business meets its responsibilities. A clear...
It’s time to sort out your obligations and prepare for the latest FBT changes. With the 2025 year approaching on 31 March, it’s essential to stay on track to meet your tax obligations and be ready for the upcoming changes. Follow these steps to get it right: Check if...
If you are a business owner, you must be aware of the importance of tax compliance for your business’s success. Tax compliance is more than just meeting your tax obligations—it’s important for maintaining financial stability, avoiding costly penalties, and building...
Goods and Services Tax is a tax of 10% on most goods, services, and other items used or sold in Australia. Goods that don’t have GST included are known as GST-free sales. In this blog, you will come to know how and when your business needs to be registered for GST....
Future Made in Australia (Production Tax Credits and Other Measures) Bill 2024 The bill that creates the Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive and the Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive has successfully passed both Houses and has received Royal Assent. Update on...
A Practice Statement has been issued by the ATO which highlights the approach that the staff of the ATO must follow to check out whether to allow an extension of time to apply for direction identification number for individuals. Typically, an individual must apply for...
Updated guidance on land and subdivision projects The ATO has revised its document, ‘Examples of tax consequences of sales of land, including small-scale land subdivision,’ to add more examples. It now features seven instances addressing the income tax and GST...
From 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2027, no foreign investor can buy built homes. The idea is to curb foreign land banking and ensure the availability of houses for Australians. From 1 April 2025, foreign investors will not be able to buy built homes unless they qualify...
R&D tax deductions are crucial in promoting innovation, but a recent Federal Court decision regarding the Delly1 basketball shoe underscores the challenges of meeting stringent eligibility requirements. The Federal Court has rejected a sports company's appeal to...