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adult industry

9 Unusual Work Deductions

Adult industry workers can claim costumes, lingerie, fetish equipment, and adult novelties - if used solely for income earning purposes. Bar staff can claim ...
breastfeeding

Abolish the Breastfeeding Tax

With the abolition of the tampon tax on 1st January 2019, women have now started campaigning to have the breastfeeding tax removed as well. ...
Tampon tax

Tampon Tax Abolished on January 1, 2019

Eighteen years after its introduction, the 10% tax on tampons and pads was removed after states and territories agreed to make sanitary products exempt ...

5% of Tax Practitioners are Breaking the Law

The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) 2017/18 annual report highlights that only 95% of practitioners are compliant with all aspects of the law. For the ...
Tax practisioners board

Registered Tax Practitioner Numbers Surge to 77,749

As at 30th June 2018 there are 42,561 tax agents, 15,638 business activity statement (BAS) agents and 19,550 tax (financial) advisers regulated by the ...
tax planning services

Only 1% of Accounting Practices Provide Tax Planning Services

For the year ended 30th June 2018, 42,561 tax agents (RTA) and 19,550 tax (financial) advisers generated $330 million in tax planning revenue. This ...
bad apple

Financial Planners – More Than a Few Bad Apples

The Banking Royal Commission has delivered a scathing interim report on the practices of the financial planning industry. Unfortunately, it’s not just a question ...
previous tax return

Tax Return Review Services

Subject to complying with the ATO amendment periods, all tax returns can be reviewed, and amended where necessary. Taxpayers who have changed accountants, or ...
errors

78% of Tax Agent Prepared Returns Have Errors

The ATO’s ‘Individuals not in Business Tax Gap Report’ has found that 78% of tax agent prepared returns have errors. Paul Drum, CPA Australia ...
unhappy

Unhappy with Your Tax Refund?

Taxpayers are often unhappy with the size of their tax refund, believing it should be bigger. Sometimes the taxpayers are right and they are ...