by Craig | Sep 8, 2024 | ATO, Penalties
Taxpayers can start lodging their tax returns With millions of pieces of information now pre-filled (including information from most banks, employers, government agencies and private health insurers), the ATO is giving taxpayers with simple affairs the ‘green...
by Craig | Aug 2, 2024 | AAT, ATO, Data-matching, Data-matching Program, Online Selling, Small Business, SMSF
ATO’s tips for correctly claiming deductions for rental properties Taxpayers who have work done on their rental property should consider the following factors in determining claims for expenses. Repairs and general maintenance are expenses for work done to...
by Craig | Jul 2, 2024 | ATO, Medicare Levy, Superannuation, Tax, Tax Time
ATO’s ‘main residence exemption tips’ The main residence exemption needs to be considered in a variety of situations when a taxpayer sells a property they have lived in. The ATO hopes that the following tips will help in this regard: Taxpayers...
by Craig | Jun 5, 2024 | ATO, Bitcoin, End of Financial Year
ATO’s three focus areas this tax time The ATO will be taking a close look this ‘tax time’ at the following common errors made by taxpayers: Work related expenses: Taxpayers using the ‘revised fixed rate method’ of calculating a working...
by Craig | May 5, 2024 | ABN, ATO, myGov, NFP
Government warns of ‘malicious’ myGov scammers The Government has urged Australians to be vigilant regarding scammers who target ATO log-in details to commit tax fraud. The ATO has received a large number of reports of scammers using fake myGov sites to...
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