Understanding proposed CGT Reform and the Minimum 30% Tax Rate on Net Indexed Capital Gains from 1 July 2027
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Understanding the new Australian Tax Non-Resident CGT and Tax Resident/Non-Resident 15% Asset Withholding Tax implications from proposed expansions to the Real Property, TARP and IARPI definitions (likely from 1/7/26)
The Division 296 Tax Explained – Division 296 Fund Earnings, the TSBRA and Effective Division 296 Tax Rates from 1 July 2026
Section 26-50 ITAA 1997 Holiday Home Ownership/Repair Cost Non-deductibility – TR 2025/D1 and PCG 2025/D7 – November 2025
The Payday Super Bring-forward Maximum Contribution Base (MCB) approach from 1 July 2026 – an extra Payday Super Challenge for any business with Super Guarantee (SG) Employees earning above an expected $270,000 p.a. in 2026/27
Thin Capitalisation And Debt Deduction Creation Legislation FINALISED (understanding the new law, including the final Senate amendments)
The New 2024/25 Individual Tax Rates – At what level of Taxable Income will an individual pay less tax than a corporate taxpayer?
Why every tax professional needs to understand the New Promoter Penalty Rules (PPR) from 1 July 2024
Applying the ATO’s finalised s100A ITAA 1936 Guidance to Trust Distributions
Understanding the 20% Boost Deduction Rules
