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Last week the Federal Government announced $225m in tax relief to small breweries and distillers as part of the 2021-22 Federal Budget.
The Australian Government announced it will invest an additional $100 million into extending the Junior Minerals Exploration Incentive (JMEI) over the next four years, to the end of June 2025.
There has been an ongoing debate amongst those of us who practice in stamp duty as to how duty should appropriately apply to tenant’s fixtures, particularly in the context of renewable energy projects.
The ATO has recently announced they are reviewing a number of activities that involve alcohol entering the Australian domestic market for consumption without payment of the required amount of excise duty.
With the implementation of the Director Identification Numbers (DIN’s or Director ID’s) growing imminent, it will be important to understand the new obligations for those operating in the capacity of a Director, as failure to apply for a DIN within the required time frame will leave you open to both criminal and civil penalties.
With recent economic changes and COVID-19-related measures, the ATO has recently revised a couple of its rulings.
While some directors may not have complete visibility of the company’s tax compliance obligations, the reporting and payment obligations of a business are considered the responsibility of company directors.
Yesterday, RevenueWA issued Revenue Ruling DA26.0 (“Ruling”) which sets out its interpretation of major amendments which commenced on 13 June 2019, some 21 months ago.
More M&A as Financial Services organisations seek to consolidate for improved customer experiences.
The Morrison Government has announced a new $30m support fund as part of the $1.3b Modern Manufacturing Initiative, aimed at supporting the manufacturing sector to commercialise projects faster.
There is more good news for everyone looking to grow their superannuation balance. In addition to the general transfer balance cap increasing from $1.6 million to $1.7 million, the concessional and non-concessional contribution caps are also set to increase from 1 July 2021.
The ATO recently issued a set of three publications outlining the tax deductibility and fringe benefits tax (FBT) consequences of transport, accommodation and travel-related food and drink expenditure.
