While the levy may have meant to tax only digital transactions, it appears to cover even those transactions that are facilitated via digital means, explain Jai Patel and Anish Mehta.
A recent case highlights the complexities involved in tariff classification and the disputes that can arise between importers and customs, write Leonie Ferretter, Jacqueline McGrath and Kristie Schubert.
Jenny Wong continues her two-part series, examining recent High Court and Federal Court decisions which have reinvigorated discussion of the application of the general deductibility principles.
A recent case highlights the complexities involved in tariff classification and the disputes that can arise between importers and customs, write Leonie Ferretter, Jacqueline McGrath and Kristie Schubert.
Jenny Wong continues her two-part series, examining recent High Court and Federal Court decisions which have reinvigorated discussion of the application of the general deductibility principles.
Jenny Wong outlines why tax teams should familiarise themselves with recent court decisions, particularly as businesses seek to restructure, sell off or purchase assets and renegotiate contracts.
While the levy may have meant to tax only digital transactions, it appears to cover even those transactions that are facilitated via digital means, explain Jai Patel and Anish Mehta.
This webinar was held on Thursday 9 July and explored the 15 recommendations made in an expert panel’s draft report into federal-state financial relations.
This webinar, which was recorded on 4 June, looked at the key Australian employer year-end reporting obligations, with a focus on cross-border employees.
As discussed by Georgia King-Siem and Jonathan Zimet, some businesses have a choice between claiming the R&D Tax Incentive and Instant Asset Write Off on depreciating assets.
Daniela Chiew and Matt McRae discuss the Federal Court case Trustee for the Murrindindi Bushfire Class Action Settlement Fund vs Commissioner of Taxation [2020 FCAFC 92].
Definition of land to include anything fixed to land, land value threshold definition to be changed and joint and severally liable among government proposals.
A recent case highlights the complexities involved in tariff classification and the disputes that can arise between importers and customs, write Leonie Ferretter, Jacqueline McGrath and Kristie Schubert.
Jenny Wong continues her two-part series, examining recent High Court and Federal Court decisions which have reinvigorated discussion of the application of the general deductibility principles.
Jenny Wong outlines why tax teams should familiarise themselves with recent court decisions, particularly as businesses seek to restructure, sell off or purchase assets and renegotiate contracts.
Keith Swan, Nathan Hamilton, Annemarie Wilmore & Alice Chow discuss a judgement in the NSW Supreme Court of Appeal which found in favour of the taxpayer.
As discussed by Andy Hutt, the Federal Court has required the Commissioner of Taxation to revisit a decision to impose penalties on a company director.
While the levy may have meant to tax only digital transactions, it appears to cover even those transactions that are facilitated via digital means, explain Jai Patel and Anish Mehta.
As discussed by Georgia King-Siem and Jonathan Zimet, some businesses have a choice between claiming the R&D Tax Incentive and Instant Asset Write Off on depreciating assets.
This webinar, which was recorded on 4 June, explored how foreign jurisdictions tax supplies made by a digital platform, what those requirements mean, and the risks or consequences of non-compliance.
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