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| | | ... registered tax practitioners and unregistered preparers," the exposure draft said. "The reforms improve protections for taxpayers against tax agent misconduct, including poor and unlawful tax advice, and maintain community confidence in the integrity ... |
| | | | ... tax liability over the life of the asset, an option that was available until 1999. "Income averaging would ensure that taxpayers with similar lifetime income would pay similar tax rates regardless of whether they earn regular wages or have a volatile ... |
| | | | ... Robinson said while it is not always the main driver for making charitable donations, obtaining a tax deduction may enable taxpayers to be more generous. "When considering a donation, taxpayers will only be able to claim a deduction for donations to ... |
| | | | ... 2025, the ATO said it has issued 21 DPOs, more than the total number issued in the financial year ended 30 June 2025. "Taxpayers who have accumulated significant tax debts that they have the means to pay, and who take deliberate steps to avoid paying ... |
| | | | ... said. "The audit by the ANAO is a necessary step to ensure the fund is operating effectively and delivering value for taxpayers but Australia cannot afford to lose momentum on building new homes. Oversight and transparency are essential, but the audit ... |
| | | | ... believes the taxing of unrealised capital gains and the lack of indexation can pose compliance challenges for affected taxpayers. Division 296, which will impose 15% additional tax on super balances over the $3 million threshold once legislated, has ... |
| | | | ... analysis also found without compulsory super, half a million more Australians would rely on the Age Pension, costing taxpayers $12 billion in 2026-27, rising to $14 billion in 2028-29. Over the past two decades, super balances have more than tripled ... |
| | | | ... introduced retaliatory tax increases as high as 20% on specific income categories, with direct implications for Australian taxpayers earning US sourced income. Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) chief policy and advocacy officer ... |
| | | | ... 899 would introduce retaliatory tax increases on specific income categories, with direct implications for Australian taxpayers earning US sourced income. "I've engaged a lot with Australian investors over the course of the last couple of weeks on their ... |
| | | | ... be present. "The challenge in identifying and evidencing financial abuse means there may be a significant cohort of taxpayers who aren't getting the support they need with tax and superannuation issues and are being held liable by the ATO for debts they ... |
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