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January 11, 2021

Published by MC Tax Advisors at January 11, 2021

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Tax Bulletin – December 2020 and What to Expect in 2021

The end of 2020 provided the first AAT decision in regard to eligibility for JobKeeper, ruling in favour of the taxpayer. As we move into 2021, we expect further decisions in this area, together with long-awaited guidance from the ATO on reimbursement agreements and profit-splitting for professional firms. DECEMBER 2020 TAX UPDATE Apted v CofT —Late ABN application accepted for […]

November 30, 2020

Published by MC Tax Advisors at November 30, 2020

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Tax Bulletin – November 2020

The Government has announced a welcome change to the temporary full expensing rules, and Victoria has released the State Budget. Meanwhile, the AAT has handed down a concerning decision relating to work-related expenses in Lambourne. FEDERAL BUDGET UPDATE Changes to Temporary Full Expensing The Government has announced that it will be making the following changes to the temporary full expensing measures: […]

November 2, 2020

Published by MC Tax Advisors at November 2, 2020

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Tax Bulletin – October 2020

Several Federal Budget measures have quickly passed through Parliament, including the temporary full expensing and loss carry back rules. Consultation for the JobMaker rules has been released, and recent cases include an interesting GST decision on the subdivision of land by a company. FEDERAL BUDGET UPDATES Treasury Laws Amendment (A Tax Plan for the COVID-19 Economic Recovery) Bill 2020 has […]

October 6, 2020

Published by MC Tax Advisors at October 6, 2020

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FEDERAL BUDGET 2020/21 – SNAPSHOT FOR SMES AND INDIVIDUALS

The Government has handed down its 2020/21 Federal Budget with plenty of tax measures. The most significant announcements for the SME market are the introduction of a full deduction for acquisition of capital assets (not subject to a cost limit) and the loss carry-back rules being re-implemented for a temporary period. Personal Tax Rate Cuts As expected, the Government has […]