Reforms proposed for tax practitioner sanctions and compliance (AU)
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Online Services for Agents review commences
Improvements to OSfA are needed to address system limitations that hinder tax agent productivity...
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GIC remission review released
CA ANZ supports the Tax Ombudsman’s 4 recommendations which address member concerns about lack of guidance, inconsistent outcomes and the need for better explanations of decisions...
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Family trust elections: common traps triggering FTDT
Small mistakes, big consequences: how common family trust election missteps are triggering unexpected family trust distribution tax...
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Family trust elections: fixing a system that no longer works
Family trust election rules are creating disproportionate risk for family businesses and their advisers, highlighting the urgent need for certainty and reform...
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First steps toward greater consistency in GIC remissions
Chartered Accountants ANZ welcome ATO changes to interest and FTL penalty remission requests based on member feedback...
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Australian holiday homes tax changes
The ATO has published draft guidance revealing a changed approach to the taxation of holiday homes...
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ATO debts on hold
$10B of debts placed on hold after 1 January 2017 are being added to taxpayer’s accounts and will be subject to the general interest charge after 6 months...
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“We never signed anything—how could it be a partnership?”
Why Inland Revenue’s new Interpretation Statement on partnerships matters more than you think...
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Federal Budget 2025-26: broadening Tax Practitioners Board sanctions
Budget 2025 broadening Tax Practitioners Board sanctions...
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Federal Budget 2025-26: The regulation of tax agents
Funding has been provided to modernize tax agent registration, strengthen TPB sanctions and support TPB compliance. Find out more about these proposals...
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Cost of tax debt to soar in 2025
From 1 July 2025 the general interest charge and shortfall interest charge will become non-deductible, dramatically increasing the cost of tax debt to businesses...
