Updates on significant Victorian property tax changes
The draft legislation introducing significant Victorian property tax changes was amended within the last week to introduce further changes. Read about these here.
The draft legislation introducing significant Victorian property tax changes was amended within the last week to introduce further changes. Read about these here.
In this article, we explain the key duty and land tax changes proposed in the NSW budget which are set out in the Treasury and Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill (‘the Bill’) and discuss what taxpayers can do to prepare for the changes.
Recently, Pitcher Partners Sydney hosted a webinar addressing key tax considerations for individuals with UK and Australian ties.
Treasury is consulting on a new individual tax residency framework that is based on recommendations made by the Board of Taxation in 2019.
Key points Super death benefits are divided into tax-free and taxable components, with the tax-free portion including after-tax contributions and the taxable portion comprising employer and deductible contributions plus earnings. Tax outcomes depend on the beneficiary’s relationship to the deceased, their age, and whether the benefit is paid as a lump sum or income stream. […]
Key points Only occupation-specific or protective clothing qualifies for tax deductions . Uniforms must be unique or display a permanent employer logo to be deductible. Keep records of purchases, cleaning costs, and employer allowances for valid claims. The ATO allows certain taxpayers to claim a deduction for the cost of buying and cleaning occupation-specific clothing, items […]
On 22 April 2023, the Australian Government announced a direct pathway to Australian citizenship for New Zealand citizens living in Australia.
In this webinar, our Pitcher Partners speakers, Tax Advisory Partners, Craig Whatman and Irina Tan, and Client Director, Elena Bogomolova, discuss the changes to Victoria’s state taxes that were announced as part of the 2023-24 State Budget.
As the financial year draws to a close, it is time to start thinking about whether your year-end tax planning is in order. This bulletin sets out a number of key considerations for this 30 June. However, tax planning requires consideration of income and deductions for the year as well as whether compliance requirements have been met (e.g. appropriate elections have been made on a timely basis and other appropriate documentation prepared).