Capital Gains Tax: What’s changed?
What is CGT? Capital Gains Tax (CGT) applies when you sell an asset such as an investment property, shares, or a business investment for more… from Capital Gains Tax: What’s changed?
Negative gearing: What has changed? Residential property investments
The Federal Government’s 2026–27 Budget introduced some of the most significant changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax (CGT) seen in decades. For property… from Negative gearing: What has changed? Residential property investments
$1000 standard work-related deduction – what’s changed
From 1 July 2026, a new $1,000 standard deduction for work-related expenses is available to eligible taxpayers. This new measure allows many employees to claim… from $1000 standard work-related deduction – what’s changed
Property valuations for your SMSF: Why they’re required and what’s changed
If your SMSF holds property, it’s important to remember that regular property valuations are not optional. They are a legislative requirement and an ongoing cost… from Property valuations for your SMSF: Why they’re required and what’s changed
Fuel and EV tax update
Fuel continues to be a hot topic in our world, and from a tax perspective we can provide an update on rates for claiming fuel… from Fuel and EV tax update
Federal Budget announcement 2026-2027 – updates for businesses
The key considerations for businesses as a result of the 2026-2027 Federal Budget announcement are as follows: Taxation of trusts The Government has announced that,… from Federal Budget announcement 2026-2027 – updates for businesses
Federal Budget announcement 2026–2027 updates for individuals
The key considerations for individuals as a result of the 2026-2027 Federal Budget announcement are as follows: Income tax offset The Budget announces a new… from Federal Budget announcement 2026–2027 updates for individuals
It’s time to get ready for Payday Superannuation
The Government has introduced a new law governing timely superannuation guarantee contributions called “Payday Superannuation” and it’s time to get your systems in place now…. from It’s time to get ready for Payday Superannuation
$3m Super tax will apply from 1 July 2026
From 1 July 2026, a new tax – formally known as Division 296 will apply to individuals with large superannuation balances. It is often referred… from $3m Super tax will apply from 1 July 2026
Tax changes for holiday homes
The ATO has announced new draft guidelines regarding the tax treatment of holiday homes. Under these proposed rules, rental property expenses for some holiday homes… from Tax changes for holiday homes
