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Payday Super Three Months In: What the Seven-Business-Day Rule Means for Employers

Since 1 July 2026, super guarantee contributions generally need to reach an employee's super fund within seven business days after payday rather than being paid quarterly.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Late Super Now Carries a 60% Uplift: Inside the New Super Guarantee Charge

The structure is designed to increase the financial consequences of delayed super payments while encouraging employers to correct errors as quickly as possible.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Family Trusts Face a 30% Minimum Tax From 2028: What the Draft Law Reveals

Draft legislation released in September 2026 sets out how the proposed regime would operate from 1 July 2028. The measure is not yet law, but the exposure draft provides a clearer picture of the potential tax treatment, available exclusions and restructuring options.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Why Testamentary Trusts Escaped the 'Death Tax' Fight Over Trust Taxation

The minimum tax was announced as part of the 2026–27 Budget and is proposed to apply from 1 July 2028. However, the measure is not yet law.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

700,000 Contractors Pre-Filled: How the ATO Is Using Business Payment Reports to Find Missing Income

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) says about $21 billion in contractor payments is covered. It also estimates that around $1 billion in TPAR payments may be left out or under-reported this year, making the change relevant to both return preparation and income reporting compliance.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

ATO Interest Is No Longer Tax-Deductible: The Higher Cost of Carrying Tax Debt

The change removes the tax deduction that previously reduced the after-tax cost of these charges. It also affects interest associated with older tax debts: the year in which the underlying debt arose does not, by itself, preserve deductibility.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

$35.9 Billion in Small Business Tax Debt: Why the Auditor-General Is Watching the ATO

A performance audit tabled in June 2026 found that the risk associated with rising small business tax debt had moved outside acceptable tolerance levels. The tax administration has since agreed to implement all eight recommendations arising from the review.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

Big Tech's New 2.75% Charge: What the News Media Bargaining Incentive Means

The framework became law in August 2026 and is designed to encourage major social media and internet search businesses to enter commercial agreements with Australian news organisations.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

EV Tax Break Narrows: Why Cars Over $75,000 Are Set to Lose the Full FBT Exemption From April 2027

The measure is not yet law. Until legislation is passed, the existing rules continue to apply. However, the proposed changes could materially affect employers, fleet operators and employees considering a novated lease for a higher-priced electric vehicle.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026

31 October Tax Deadline Falls on a Saturday This Year: What Self-Lodgers Need to Know

That extra breathing space is real, but it comes with fine print. With a month to go, anyone still to lodge, or still weighing up whether to use a tax agent, has decisions to make well before that weekend.

Sonal Goyal | 01 October 2026
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