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SMSF fun facts…

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

SMSF fun facts… SMSFs are growing at the rate of around 2,600 new funds each month There are now 500,000-plus self-managed super funds in Australia 31% of all super now sits within an SMSF – the largest segment of the super industry There are now more than one million SMSF members in Australia 3,000 to...

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The living away from home allowance

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

For taxpayers with a career that is taking them places, literally, there may be an allowance available that will make the change a little easier. If earning a living means an employee needs to be away from their usual place of residence for an extended period, the government has a special consideration called the living...

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Dun & Bradstreet’s tips to ensure prompt payments

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

Credit reporting and receivables management company Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) said that while business owners often find themselves focused on the job at hand, the job isn’t really over until it has been paid for. D&B said that it is essential for a business’s health and cash flow to have a timely turnaround on all...

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Change to Commonwealth Seniors Health Card eligibility

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

Current and prospective holders of the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card should be aware of changes made to the eligibility requirements of this entitlement. The income test that applies to this entitlement is being expanded to include tax-free superannuation income streams and lump sums (superannuation benefits) of you and your partner. The measure will not affect...

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Dates of effect for small business tax concession repeals announced

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

The government has announced the dates from which the small businesses concessions attached to the repeal of the mining tax will no longer apply. Abolition of the company loss carry-back from July 1, 2013 Reduction of the instant asset write-off from January 1, 2014 Abolition of accelerated depreciation of motor vehicles, also from January 1,...

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SMSFs: Lodge on time or risk removal from Super Fund Lookup

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

If you belong to a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) with two or more years’ worth of overdue returns, your fund will have its details removed from Super Fund Lookup until it brings its lodgments up to date. For those that do not know, Super Fund Lookup contains publicly available information about all superannuation funds that...

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Tax Office says the cost of managing tax affairs has increased

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

Every year, the Tax Office issues a comprehensive statistical report based on the most complete set of data at its disposal. Its most recent Taxation Statistics is compiled from tax return information from 2009-10 as well as FBT, GST and activity statement data from the 2011-12 year.  One item of data listed in Taxation Statistics,...

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The Tax Office’s penalties administration: What the Inspector-General found

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

The Inspector-General of Taxation’s (IGT) recently issued review of the Tax Office’s administration of its penalty regime was prompted by concerns expressed by both tax professionals and ordinary taxpayers, said the IGT Ali Noroozi. The issues of most concern related to the adequacy of Tax Office guidance material, the high level of “unsustained” penalties, the...

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10 of the strangest taxes in history

October 10, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

As long as tax has existed, citizens of the world have paid a host of weird and wonderful dues. Throughout history tax has been implemented to raise revenue, bring about social change, and strengthen the leadership of governments.  It has also made entire societies live very strangely — and in some cases, illegally — to pay...

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Novated leases and FBT explained

September 4, 2014 | Posted by Sarah Wallace | in Uncategorized

Wrapping a car into a salary package is a very popular choice, and doing so as part of a salary sacrifice arrangement often raises the topic of novated leases. Explained simply, a novated lease is a way for an employee to buy a new or used car and have their employer assist in the organised...

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