Tax Return Checklists to assist in collating the information required for us to prepare your 2025 tax return.

In this May 2025 update, find a number of important taxation developments relating to claiming your self-education expenses, tax implications for short-term rentals of your home, the tax differences between sole trader and company, keeping your super account secure, and what payday super could mean for you.

Key announcements of the March 2025 Federal Budget.

FBT return action checklist to assist with meeting FBT compliance obligations for the 2025 FBT year.

In this March 2025 update, find a number of important taxation developments relating to ASIC warnings about scammers impersonating Bunnings, claiming tax deductions for vacant land, rectifying mistakes with charging GST, making smart super investment choices, and increase to general transfer balance cap.

In this February 2025 update, find a number of important taxation developments relating to tax implications surrounding natural disaster payouts, changes for buy now pay later services, the ATO’s small business focus areas for 2025, warnings about GST refund fraud, how tax works in Australia’s superannuation system, and regulations around super legacy pensions.

From 1 January 2025, the scope of Vacant residential land tax (“VRLT”) is changing.  Whilst VRLT is not a new tax, it now must be considered by landowners across the whole state of Victoria.

In this December 2024 update, find a number of important taxation developments relating to the Australian Government’s plan for cash and cheques, proposed changes to HELP loans, understanding the Medicare levy and Medicare levy surcharge, FBT and tax considerations for end-of-year parties and gifts, managing your business’s tax debts, spouse contribution splitting, and Super, KiwiSaver and the Trans-Tasman Retirement Savings Portability Scheme.

In this November 2024 update, find a number of important taxation developments relating to rental income for holiday homes, getting your business BAS-ready, ATO announcements including the lifestyle asset data-matching program, super payment on paid parental leave, salary sacrifice and your super, and compassionate early release of super.

The October 2024 update highlights key taxation developments, including tax implications of home sharing, subdividing property, handling employee overpayments, payday super policy, expanded flexibility for first home buyers under the “Super saver” scheme, and accessing super from age 60 to 65.