Superannuation and independent contractors: fresh Full Federal Court guidance
In February 2022, the High Court handed down a landmark decision in ZG Operations v Jamsek, which clarified the test for determining whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor.
Contractor payments (TPAR) are increasingly on the ATO’s radar
The deadline for submitting this report is the 28th August 2023. While it may be difficult sometimes to differentiate between an employee and a contractor the form still has to be submitted. Your accounting software can most likely help.
Considerations When Negotiating a Resolution
Set out below are some key considerations to utilise when negotiating and trying to resolve a dispute.
The top modes of transport in the world
Check out the top modes of transport and how prevalent they are.
How a registered trade mark can grow your sales and your business
Did you know that in 2022 almost 30% of all Australian businesses with a registered trade mark were in Victoria?
Is your content making you income?
The Australian Taxation Office has warned content creators that they need to be aware of their income tax and GST obligations.
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) ride-sourcing data-matching program extended
Continuing its theme of closing the tax gap of individuals for budget repair, the ATO has notified the public of the extension of an existing data-matching program on ride-sourcing.
Taxing unrealised capital gains a grave concern: Burgess
The SMSFA has renewed its call for a more equitable and less costly approach to the federal government’s proposed new tax on superannuation balances exceeding $3 million.
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) target areas for tax time 2023
The ATO has provided some insights to the areas it will be focusing on consisting of rental property deductions, work-related expenses, and capital gains tax.