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Scale-Ups, Not Just Start-Ups, Could Soon Qualify for Venture Capital Concessions

Australia has two registered venture capital fund structures with tax concessions. Venture capital limited partnerships (VCLPs) generally target later-stage investment, and their concessions mainly benefit eligible foreign investors, whose gains on eligible investments can be exempt from Australian tax.

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

‘Lockdown’ Notices and a $4.17 Million ATO Debt: One Restaurant Director, Three Regulators

The case is Fair Work Ombudsman v Sadamatsu [2026] FCA 1568, decided by Justice Elizabeth Raper. It concerns Katsuyoshi (Ken) Sadamatsu, director of Miso Pty Ltd, which operated the former Miso Japanese restaurant at World Square in Sydney and went into liquidation in 2024. …

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

When the ATO Moves to Wind Up a Company, What Happens Next?

An ASIC insolvency notice dated 27 October 2026 records Elite Sports Apparel Pty Ltd in voluntary administration. It supplies clubs, schools and businesses and has offices in New Zealand and Fiji. Mitchell Ball and Gavin King of Mackay Goodwin are joint administrators. "There are …

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

What a Tax Agent's False BAS Case Means for Your Lodgment

CA ANZ's Professional Conduct Committee decided on 21 October 2026 to cancel Grech's membership for two years and ordered him to pay $11,048, the full costs of the proceeding. The practical effect is that he is not a CA ANZ member for that period. …

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

One Last Window on Trust Tax Interest

The extension applies to trustees who self-review and disclose an FTDT liability, and it is ATO administrative guidance, not a change to the law. The offer has been available since August 2025. The ATO will reduce GIC "by up to 80 per cent provided …

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

Disputing a Tax Bill Does Not Stop the Clock: Pay in Full or Split 50:50, the ATO Says

The business bulletin said large businesses and privately owned and wealthy taxpayers with a disputed debt are expected to "pay their debt in full or enter into a 50:50 arrangement". The expectation sits in practice statement PS LA 2011/4, Collection and recovery of disputed …

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

A Separate Form for the Division 296 Reset

Jemma Sanderson of Cooper Partners addressed The Tax Institute's National Superannuation Conference in Melbourne on 22 October 2026. "There is going to be a separate election form," she said, calling the split from the SMSF annual return (SAR) "a really good outcome".

Aditi Sarkar | 28 October 2026

AI Exposure in Your Super: How to Check What You Really Own

An investor who buys units in a managed fund owns units in that fund, not the fund’s underlying shares directly. The fund manager decides which assets to hold under its mandate. An international shares option might own large listed technology companies that sell cloud …

Aditi Sarkar | 27 October 2026

Is Your Super Ready for a Market Shock? Five Risks Retirement Savers Should Understand

The RBA described the superannuation sector as a source of stability, helped by compulsory contributions, restrictions on early access and generally limited leverage. It also said liquidity and operational risk management need to strengthen as the sector grows. An APRA system risk stress test …

Aditi Sarkar | 27 October 2026

US Midterm Elections and Your Portfolio: A Simple Guide to Managing Political Risk

Elections can alter expectations for government spending, taxation, trade policy and regulation. Those expectations may affect corporate profits, bond yields and the US dollar. Markets, however, respond to surprises as well as outcomes. A widely anticipated result may already be reflected in prices, while …

Aditi Sarkar | 27 October 2026
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