The most significant mistake taxpayers are likely to make during the 2025 tax season is failing to accurately report income from new or nontraditional sources. This includes income from gig work, side hustles, cryptocurrency, and digital payments received through platforms such as Venmo, PayPal, and Cash App. With the IRS implementing stricter reporting rules and […]
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On 29 June 2022, the Government announced a proposal to: This measure is now law. From 1 July 2022, employers will not pay FBT on benefits provided for eligible electric cars and associated car expenses. The Government will complete a review into this exemption by mid-2027 to consider electric car take-up. We will provide an
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Your myGovID gives you access to online services, by telling us that it is you trying to gain access. In addition to the security features on your device, such as fingerprint, face or password, myGovID uses your personal information as well as encryption and cryptographic technology to help stop other people impersonating you. We know
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The ATO has again emphasised the importance of good tax record keeping for income earned in 2021-22 and for expense deductions. It says this will guarantee a smoother tax time but warns it will take “firm action” against individuals who falsify records or can’t substantiate deduction claims. The regulator is also focusing on work-related expenses, particularly
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Market volatility has seen the prices of many cryptocurrencies and shares pull back from the record highs of 2021-22. That said, many investors have locked in substantial capital gains by disposing of assets during the financial year. Others have booked capital losses. The ATO expects a surge in capital gains and losses on crypto assets, including non-fungible
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Worried about starting a new business? Don’t be! The ATO has lots of resources available to help new business owners meet their tax and super obligations and we will be providing you the best tax and super tips for your new business. In Episode 44 of the Tax in Voice podcast, Assistant Commissioner of Small
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Treasurer “Josh Frydenberg” on Tuesday announced that the low and middle-income tax offset (LMITO) would be extended for a further year at a cost of $7.8 billion. The low and middle income tax offset is a non-refundable offset, which means any unused offset amount itself cannot be refunded or reduce the Medicare Levy. The tax
Reporting JobKeeper payments JobKeeper payments are taxable and need to be included in tax returns. If you’re a sole trader who has received JobKeeper payments, you need to include the payments as business income at the label ‘Assessable government industry payments’ in your individual tax return. If your business is a partnership, trust or company, and your business
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Instant asset write-off can be used for both new and second-hand assets. Some exclusions and limits apply.
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Here is the details guideline and support for individuals during COVID-19 crisis. We PerthTaxAccountingCo will stand by your side with any kinds of help.
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