SMSF consumer protection is the focus of proposed Government reforms aimed at strengthening safeguards for superannuation members and SMSF trustees. The Government has announced a ...

Electric vehicle FBT changes could affect the tax benefits available to businesses and employees, with vehicle value and commitment dates determining the level of exemption. ...

Monthly PAYG instalments could become an option for more Australian businesses and individuals from 1 July 2027, potentially changing how they manage their tax payments ...

ATO credit card payments will remain available until 30 June 2027, giving businesses more time to prepare for the withdrawal of this payment option. If ...

SMSF investment strategy reviews are an important part of managing an SMSF and ensuring the fund continues to meet its legal obligations and members’ retirement ...

Lost super could be waiting for you, with more than $21 billion in lost and unclaimed superannuation currently held across Australia. More than $21 billion ...

Widow tax has been addressed through changes to the recent negative gearing and capital gains tax reforms, protecting certain property owners after death or relationship ...

Travel records can become increasingly important for your Australian tax affairs if you spend significant periods outside Australia. If you spend time outside Australia for ...

SMSF property can be one of the most significant assets in a fund, making accurate valuations and supporting evidence important for a smooth annual audit. For many ...

Penalty units increased from $330 to $364 from 1 July 2026, increasing the cost of a range of ATO penalties for compliance failures. From 1 ...

Travel allowance rates for the 2026–27 income year have been updated by the ATO, with new reasonable amounts applying to travel and overtime meal expenses. ...