Tax Insights

Change the rules on how residential investment is taxed and the money does not disappear — it moves. As Canberra's overhaul of negative gearing andCapital Gains Taxapproaches, two of the country's largest office and shopping-centre landlords say investors are already redrawing the map, tilting …

A compromised computer may give an unauthorised third party access to information stored or accessed by a tax practice. According to the ATO, criminals may obtain client information and potentially interact with Online services for agents. For an ordinary taxpayer, this means the risk …

Payday Super is now in its third month, bringing a major shift in how employers manageSuperannuationpayments and reporting. But while the new regime is already operating, several misconceptions remain around payroll systems, Single Touch Payroll reporting and responsibility for delayed payments.

International expansion can change more than a company’s customer base. Once aBusinessstarts earning income overseas, setting up foreign operations or selling into Australia from another country, tax obligations can become more complex.

Crypto may exist entirely in the digital world, but buying, selling or swapping it can have real tax consequences. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) describes crypto assets as digital representations of value that can be transferred, stored or traded electronically. That definition also extends …

Tax time usually means collecting records, checking income details and preparing a return. However, it is also a period when protecting personal information becomes particularly important.

Australia's proposed reforms to negative gearing and capital gains tax introduce significant changes to the taxation of residential property investments and capital gains. The proposed measures focus on supporting home ownership, encouraging investment in new housing supply and reshaping certain tax settings. Alongside the …