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  1. Tax tailwind to help NZ fund new spending in Budget 2018

    Few surprises are expected in what’s tipped to be a cautious first Budget from the NZ government as it manages coalition partner expectations in a major balancing act...

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  2. Budget 2018 – main highlights

    Major tax reform was missing again in this year’s Federal Budget, but there were wins in the areas of personal tax cuts, superannuation, tackling the black economy and more funding for the ATO on tax...

  3. Tax reform still a hard budget sell

    Results of the new CA ANZ Ipsos poll show there is lukewarm support for key Australian budget themes of lower company tax and cutting the deficit...

  4. Tighter SME capital gains tax rules may be ‘adverse’

    Proposed government changes to tighten capital gains tax concessions for small business could have unintended consequences for SMEs, farmers and others, according to a CA ANZ submission...

  5. New ATO scrutiny for corporates

    An Australian Taxation Office (ATO) submission to a Senate inquiry signals a focus on surging thin-cap manipulation and details other measures to reduce the corporate tax gap...

  6. Simplifying single touch payroll

    The new single touch payroll system comes into effect on 1 July this year. What do accountants need to know and tell their clients?...

  7. Tax reform needed in May budget

    The tax base should be reformed and any tax cuts need to be justified, writes CA ANZ Tax Leader Michael Croker in a pre-budget government submission...

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  8. Corporate tax wins for ATO

    Corporate giants now accept that shifting millions in profits to havens such as Bermuda is “not right”, says ATO chief Chris Jordan...

  9. Chris Jordan’s Tax Office: The Big End of Town and beyond

    Chris Jordan’s Tax Office: The Big End of Town and beyond...

  10. Tax agents still least happy with ATO service

    The ATO scores high on integrity but lower on service and technology in its latest survey, which shows little improvement in community perceptions...

  11. CASE: Court sets aside ATO garnishee notices

    Summary of judgment in Australian Federal Court case Fyna Projects Pty Ltd v Deputy Commissioner of Taxation (2018) on the power of the ATO to issue garnishee notices to third parties...

  12. Inequality sets agenda for wide-ranging NZ tax review

    A new tax working group has been set up to fully review the New Zealand tax system with a focus on fairness...

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  13. ATO's 2018 hit list targets smaller tax avoiders

    In an interview with Acuity, Australian Tax Commissioner Chris Jordan FCA spells out his new agenda for 2018, where he sets small business and big spenders in his sights...

  14. Complying and foreign trusts - a risk factor for NZ accountants?

    In the wake of the ‘Panama Papers’, rules on foreign trusts have been changed and there are new regulations to be followed. What do accountants need to know?...

  15. ATO powers up with data-matching tech

    More powerful data-matching tools from the ATO are catching out more tax avoiders. What can accountants do to comply?...