Employees can salary sacrificing to their super and reduce their tax
Salary sacrificing allows employees to contribute pre-tax income to superannuation and potentially reduce their personal
How much money do you need to retire? The latest numbers.
The latest ASFA figures estimate how much income and superannuation singles and couples may need
Attention: Property investors. Should you sell before 1 July 2027?
Existing capital gains are protected under the proposed 1 July 2027 CGT changes, so investors
Renting out your home, CGT and negative gearing changes
The new CGT and negative gearing rules may affect homeowners using the absence concession while
PayDay Super is coming… Contact our team for advice
Australian employers need to prepare for PayDay Super, which will require superannuation contributions to be
Granny flats: Beware of the CGT consequences
Building, renting or creating occupancy rights for a granny flat can have significant capital gains
What do the higher superannuation caps mean for you?
Higher concessional and non-concessional contribution caps from 1 July 2026 may create new opportunities to
Superannuation | What does Div 296 tax mean for your super?
The final Division 296 tax rules introduce higher tax rates for individuals with more than
ATO requirements for car log books
Recent Tribunal decisions highlight the importance of keeping accurate and contemporaneous car logbooks for business
CGT still applies even if you are “forced” to sell an asset
Did you know that capital gains tax may still apply when a taxpayer is forced