As outlined by John Cantin, Rachel Piper and Darshana Elwela, the business continuity test is a hybrid of the Australian and United Kingdom ‘same or similar business’ tests for carrying forward tax losses.
In part three of our series, Hayley Lock and Andy Larmour discuss new ATO guidance that seeks to help employers determine if allowances or benefits provided to an employee relate to travelling on work or living at a location.
Continuing our series of articles, Hayley Lock, Andy Larmour and Graeme Hartnett focus on the ATO draft ruling regarding accommodation and meal expenses while travelling on business.
As outlined by Dr Meg Brodie, Jean-Louis Haie and Tina Jelenic, legislation requires certain organisations to report on their efforts to identify and address risks of modern slavery in their global operations and supply chains.
As outlined by John Cantin, Rachel Piper and Darshana Elwela, the business continuity test is a hybrid of the Australian and United Kingdom ‘same or similar business’ tests for carrying forward tax losses.
This webinar, to be held on Thursday 18 March, will cover ATO Private Wealth programs, including the initial findings from the Top 500 program to date and key insights from ATO Assistant Commissioner Scott Parkinson.
Michael Voogt provides an outline of the tentative and final agenda decisions issued by International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Interpretations Committee.
As outlined by Scott Farrell, Tony Mulveney, Grant Mackinlay and Michelle Bennett, the ATO has increased the depth and breadth of its reviews in the context of applications to the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB).
Scott Farrell, Tony Mulveney, Grant Mackinlay and Michelle Bennett recap the key tax and duty themes that arose for investors in Australian real estate assets in 2020 and look ahead at issues for investors in 2021.
This webinar, to be held on Wednesday 17 March 2021, will look at the importance of companies having a robust and well-thought-out tax technology strategy.
In part three of our series, Hayley Lock and Andy Larmour discuss new ATO guidance that seeks to help employers determine if allowances or benefits provided to an employee relate to travelling on work or living at a location.
Continuing our series of articles, Hayley Lock, Andy Larmour and Graeme Hartnett focus on the ATO draft ruling regarding accommodation and meal expenses while travelling on business.
As outlined by Dr Meg Brodie, Jean-Louis Haie and Tina Jelenic, legislation requires certain organisations to report on their efforts to identify and address risks of modern slavery in their global operations and supply chains.
In part one of this series, Hayley Lock, Andy Larmour and Stephanie Renshaw discuss taxation ruling (TR) 2021/1, the finalised ruling on employees’ transport expenses.
As discussed by Keith Swan and Sumitha Krishnan, taxpayers who believe their eligibility to JobKeeper has been denied by the ATO in similar circumstances as this case should lodge an objection now.
In part three of our series, Hayley Lock and Andy Larmour discuss new ATO guidance that seeks to help employers determine if allowances or benefits provided to an employee relate to travelling on work or living at a location.
Continuing our series of articles, Hayley Lock, Andy Larmour and Graeme Hartnett focus on the ATO draft ruling regarding accommodation and meal expenses while travelling on business.
In part one of this series, Hayley Lock, Andy Larmour and Stephanie Renshaw discuss taxation ruling (TR) 2021/1, the finalised ruling on employees’ transport expenses.
As introduced by KPMG’s Head of Global Indirect Tax Services Lachlan Wolfers, the guide draws attention to key issues impacting multinationals doing business in, or with, China.
As outlined by John Cantin, Rachel Piper and Darshana Elwela, the business continuity test is a hybrid of the Australian and United Kingdom ‘same or similar business’ tests for carrying forward tax losses.
As introduced by KPMG’s Head of Global Indirect Tax Services Lachlan Wolfers, the guide draws attention to key issues impacting multinationals doing business in, or with, China.
With the global pandemic continuing into 2021, businesses need to transform to find new ways to get old jobs done, and new ways to get new jobs done, write Ablean Saoud and Caroline Hickson.
This webinar, held on Monday 7 December, provides an overview of the Global Talent Visa Program and how employers can leverage this visa scheme to their advantage.
As discussed by Keith Swan and Sumitha Krishnan, taxpayers who believe their eligibility to JobKeeper has been denied by the ATO in similar circumstances as this case should lodge an objection now.
This virtual summit, to begin on 2 February, will bring together compelling speakers and fresh ideas to help tax departments evolve for 2021 and beyond.
Key practical lessons can be gleaned from the case to assist taxpayers in managing the pricing of cross border arrangements, as detailed by Angela Wood, Frank Putrino, Glen Hutchings, Jeremy Capes and Annemarie Wilmore.
The Full Federal Court has upheld the initial decision handed down in December 2019, siding with the taxpayer, as discussed by Priscilla Tang and Kelly Lewis.
This webinar, to be held on Wednesday 17 March 2021, will look at the importance of companies having a robust and well-thought-out tax technology strategy.
