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Equity crowdfunding has been a popular method to raise capital in many countries for the last few years.

Accountants with SME clients looking for export opportunities have been given a leg up with the launch of a government-funded $20 million program.

          This year, the Australian Taxation Office is paying close attention to what people are claiming as ‘other’ work-related expense deductions. The expectations are:- they spent

The ATO has updated its guidelines on the tax treatment of cryptocurrencies, including issues on exchanging one cryptocurrency for another and record-keeping requirements.

ATO deputy commissioner James O’Halloran

Despite months of delays, the Senate has today passed legislation to extend the $20,000 instant asset write-off to 30 June 2019.

Residential property tax of 1% of the property’s capital improved value is imposed on vacant properties.           Properties will be deemed vacant if they are left

If a company fails to comply with their obligations under the PAYG withholding system or the SGC provisions, company directors can be held personally liable for the amount the company

The ATO has warned that it will be increasing efforts to identify taxpayers who leave out certain payments and foreign income streams, as new international reporting standards kick in this month.

Amidst all the drama in Canberra recently, you could be forgiven for missing an important company tax rate change.

With large multinational and public companies put on notice by the ATO over their GST compliance obligations, smaller taxpayers have been warned of “greater frequency and rigour” of reviews heading their way.

          An amnesty to allow unpaid superannuation to be reported and paid without penalties has hit a big snag. The amnesty announced in May 2018 lasting