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Author: Sarah Wallace

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Author: Sarah Wallace

Self-employed? You could claim a deduction for saving for your retirement

September 25, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in SMSF

A recent change to the rules around superannuation means that more Australians may be eligible to claim a tax deduction for putting money into super. Before June 30, 2017, if more than 10% of your income was sourced from salary or wages from an employer, you were rendered ineligible to claim any tax deduction for...

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Wallace Partners Client Information Newsletter September 2018

September 25, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Client Information Newsletter

Access our Wallace Partners Client Information Newsletter September 2018 below: Wallace Partners CIN September 2018

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Bonus Article, Annual vacancy fee for foreign owners

August 27, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Taxation

At the end of 2017, an annual fee was introduced for dwellings owned by non-residents of Australia. The measure is part of the government’s housing affordability plan, and is also a financial incentive for foreign owners to make their dwelling available for rent and increase available housing in Australia. Under the legislation, foreign owners of...

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Bonus Article, Tax rates for deceased estates

August 27, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Taxation

The tax rates that apply to income a deceased estate declares depend on the period of time after the person’s death. First three income years For the first three income years, the deceased estate income is taxed at individual income tax rates, with the benefit of the full tax-free threshold, but without the tax offsets...

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Let a GST credit slip through the cracks? All is not lost

August 27, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Small Business, Taxation

Most small business owners stay on top of their GST refunds, mainly because of cash flow concerns, but it’s not all that uncommon to now and then lose track of a credit. What quite a few small business owners may not know is that you have four years to claim any GST credit you’re entitled...

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Your claim for a business tax loss can be denied

August 27, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Small Business, Taxation

Business owners are naturally keen to be able to absorb a business loss as a tax deduction, but it also pays to not stray too far from the generally accepted rules regarding tax losses — there are circumstances where the ATO is legitimately able to deny such claims. The ATO has the discretion to disallow...

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Changing a will after death — a deed of family arrangement can make it possible

August 27, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Taxation

There are times when the terms of a deceased’s will are not suitable and the beneficiaries involved seek to have the will varied. There are various situations where this may be the case, such as changing circumstances over a long period of time from when the will was first drafted, or an estrangement between family...

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Claiming self-education expenses

August 27, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Taxation

The value of a good education is widely accepted, and it is a common experience over one’s working lifetime to find that further learning is required along the path of one’s chosen career. Changing technology and evolving workplaces means that at some stage in every taxpayer’s life, an educational re-boot could become necessary — as...

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Wallace Partners Client Information Newsletter August 2018

August 27, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Client Information Newsletter, Taxation

Access our Wallace Partners Client Information Newsletter August 2018 below: Wallace Partners CIN August 2018

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Plan ahead: Tip to better prepare for Tax Time 2019

July 24, 2018 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Small Business, Taxation

It is highly recommended that you keep receipts for all expenses and possible tax deductions you are considering claiming for you or your business. It is also a good idea to scan and file them electronically so that they are accessible should you need them for audit purposes. If you haven’t used it already, note...

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