JACKSON HEWETT: From capital gains to superannuation perks, economists say these five tax tweaks could fix long-standing flaws.
Jackson Hewett
With legislation to enact the extra tax on superannuation balances over $3m about to be debated, attention is turning to alternate investment vehicles which can be used by anyone, not just the wealthy.
Nick Bruining
Q+A: Amassing a massive share portfolio is the goal. But what happens when you want to sell the shares? What are the tax implications and how much capital gains tax will you pay?
The former Treasury boss has warned the case for lifting taxes is “much, much stronger” now than in 2002, with the current tax system unfairly punishing young Aussies.
Jessica Wang and Blair Jackson
Ahead of major Australian economic meetings next month, a big change to housing has been floated. This is how it could impact your future tax bills.
Blair Jackson
Sussan Ley says Australians would be hit with higher taxes if “Jim Chalmers gets his way”, vowing tough action after a horror poll.
Jessica Wang
The looming tax on superannuation balances over $3 million might not affect many, but strategies used to reduce its impact could have benefits for any couple with a fund imbalance.
WA’s peak business lobby has warned the engine room of the nation’s economy could be pushed “further over the edge” if Jim Chalmers’ economic roundtable proposes higher taxes for the mining and energy sectors.
Daniel Newell
BDO has poached two Big Four partners to head up the firm’s new risk advisory team as WA organisations try to keep up with a deluge of artificial intelligence and prepare for cyber threats.
Simone Grogan
Penalties of 25 per cent to 75 per cent of the tax owed may apply for falsely claiming deductions. The more dishonest the claim, the higher the fine.
Robert B Whait and Connie Vitale
With the ATO clarifying a significant portion of the fees paid to a financial adviser are now likely to be tax deductible, the new fiscal year may see you jump into the world of financial advice.
Capital gains tax is one of those areas where smart timing and strategic advice can make a massive difference, especially for members of GESB’s West State Super.
Raymond Pecotic
As the financial year draws to a close, now is the time to start gathering receipts and making smart decisions to maximise your tax refund. Here are the most often overlooked or misunderstood deductions.
Robert Zammit
The start of a new financial year will usher in a raft of tax and superannuation changes, with almost every Australian affected one way or another. Here’s what changes from midnight.
For WA’s fly-in, fly-out workforce, EOFY isn’t just about ticking the tax-return box — it’s a golden opportunity to assess your financial strategy and set yourself up for long-term security. Here’s how.
Janine Leafe
Fresh forecasts have revealed the one tax reform Australia desperately needs, as the country continues to recover from its anaemic growth.
Cameron Micallef
Millions of Australians are being urged to check their tax status ahead of a law aimed at recouping $45bn coming into effect in just a few days.
As the end of the financial year rapidly approaches, WA property investors are bracing for the annual ritual of tax time. It’s an opportunity to tidy up your finances and plan for the year ahead.
Chris Foster-Ramsay
With just a week to go until the start of the new financial year, now is the time to tweak your superannuation settings. Here’s what you need to do right now ...
DEBTMAN: A week today is June 30. There are certain things you can do right up until the last day. And some things you can’t. Here’s why you don’t want to wait, particularly if you’re a high-income earner.
Bruce Brammall
Q+A: Got an inheritance coming your way but worried it will affect your Centrelink age pension? Here are the hints and tips you need to beat the system ... and also boost your superannuation.
One state feels ‘punished’ by its share of a $95bn pool of money, while another state collects a healthy slice and declares its seventh budget surplus in a row.
Australia should slash income taxes and lift the GST to help pay off the nearly one trillion dollars in national debt.
The opposition is warning Labor against hitting Australians with more taxes as Jim Chalmers talks of overhauling the country’s revenue gathering system.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
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