ATO raises the evidence bar for treaty claims through fiscally transparent entities
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By: Thomas Isbell, George Bendall
03 Jul 2018 3 min read
If the answer is ‘Yes’ to either of these questions then there’s a good chance that the provider company will need to report details of all or some of these shares or rights to:
In particular, a 2018 employee share scheme (ESS) reporting obligation will arise in respect of discounted shares or rights provided:
Grant Thornton’s Remuneration Taxes Group are specialists in the delivery of a wide array of ESS-related tax advisory and compliance services to corporate clients of all types and sizes, including assisting both Australian and international companies:
In particular, where required, our ESS reporting services include preparing explanatory Tax Notes for clients to provide to their affected Employees with their ESS Statements to assist the Employees in meeting their resultant individual income tax obligations.
If you’re unsure whether your company has a 2018 ESS reporting obligation, or need assistance with the preparation and lodgment of your 2018 ESS reporting documents or with any other aspect of your current or proposed ESS arrangements, get in touch with the team below.
ATO guidance increases evidence requirements for treaty claims through FTE structures.
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