The Australian Tax Office has issued a guide aimed at conveyancers that explains how to apply for a clearance certificate if a foreign resident vendors are disposing Australian property under [...]
If a man can claim a briefcase as a tax deduction why can’t women claim their handbags? After all, men often have a lot of personal items in their briefcases [...]
Does your self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) own a motor vehicle, artwork, wine, coins, jewellery or other collectibles? More stringent rules for how these collectible and personal use assets are managed [...]
New rules to prevent foreign residents avoiding tax when they sell Australian property will affect everyone buying or selling property with a market value of $2 million or more from [...]
New rules that apply from 1 July 2016 mean that small businesses can restructure their business operations without triggering adverse tax implications. Before the introduction of the new restructuring [...]
Femia Accountants Proudly announced the Launch of its New Accounting Application. Femia Accountants today, proudly pronounced the launch of its new accounting application which was developed by its professional team [...]
Have you been searching for a Perth accountant? If so, then you would have found that there are a range of different accounting firms, and it can be hard to [...]
Background The Fair Work Act 2009 (the Act) requires the Fair Work Commission to conduct a review of the national minimum wage and minimum wages in modern awards in each [...]
The government has announced proposed changes relating to the tax deduction for work-related car expenses. Currently, there are four different methods by which taxpayers can access the work-related car expenses [...]
The government has announced that it will strengthen its multinational anti-avoidance tax laws in the Federal Budget 2015/16 as an integrity measure to combat multinational corporate tax avoidance, and that [...]
