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  1. Motor vehicle FBT: Proposed categories

    The proposed motor vehicle FBT rules would replace day counting with six categories, each with private-use percentages and requirements...

  2. State of the Market report

    MEDIA RELEASE (AU): Over one-third of Australia's largest listed entities voluntarily disclosed Scope 3 emissions despite being exempt in year one...

  3. EV fringe benefits tax exemption

    MEDIA RELEASE (AU): CA ANZ warns proposed EV FBT exemption changes could leave employees worse off after internal group transfers...

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  4. Submission on LCR 2026 D5 standard deduction

    CA ANZ supports clear ATO guidance to help taxpayers understand standard deduction options for work expenses...

  5. Election 2026: CA ANZ pushes for tougher conversation on tax and superannuation with ‘6 for 26’

    MEDIA RELEASE (NZ): Election 2026: CA ANZ pushes for tougher conversation on tax and superannuation with ‘6 for 26’...

  6. FBT health and safety exclusion: Start with the workplace risk

    QB 26/02 confirms that the health and safety exclusion depends on the workplace risk being managed—not simply the benefit provided...

  7. Easier financial arrangements now available to more kiwis

    MEDIA RELEASE (NZ): The thresholds defining a ‘cash basis person’ have been increased for the first time in almost 30 years – a welcome change that will simplify tax for many New Zealanders and appeal...

  8. Submission on PS LA 2026/D1 and PS LA 2026/D2

    Administration of penalties for failure to comply with superannuation member account reporting obligations, Administration of penalties for failure to comply with Single Touch Payroll reporting...

  9. Travel by car between home and work – private or not?

    Inland Revenue updates tax rules on travel between home and work, with new guidance to address deductibility and FBT implications...

  10. ATO GIC remission: why decisions vary and what to do

    GIC remission is a growing issue for firms and clients. Learn how the ATO makes decisions, why outcomes vary, and what you can do to better support clients...

  11. FBT for 2025/26: Common late-year issues and early reviews

    Late-year FBT issues often stem from assumptions and weak records. February and March remain key periods to review positions before 31 March...

  12. Before March arrives: NZ tax issues that shape year-end outcomes

    Key pre-March decisions on provisional tax, shareholder funding, trusts, GST and hard year-end cut-offs that determine whether outcomes remain flexible or fixed...

  13. S6E2: Inland Revenue Satisfaction Survey: Key Insights from NZ Tax Agents

    PODCAST: TMNZ Strategic Advisor Chris Cunniffe FCA discusses the results of the annual Inland Revenue Satisfaction Survey...

  14. Beyond the hamper: year-end client gifts and key tax implications (NZ)

    Digital gifting is on the rise, but deductibility varies—turning year-end client gifts into a careful tax and compliance exercise...

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