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Understanding early access to super
Early Super Access: Know the Rules, Avoid the Risks. We explain why accessing your super early can come with serious consequences.
2025 superannuation housekeeping
Reminder for SMSFs to stay on top of super housekeeping: TBARs for the March quarter are due 28 April, and the general transfer balance cap increase from 1 July.
Division 296 Super Tax in Limbo as Federal Election Called
The future of the government’s contentious Division 296 tax has been thrown into uncertainty after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called a federal election for 3 May 2025, before the legislation could be voted on in the Senate.
FBT record keeping and plug-in hybrid exemption changes
With the 2025 fringe benefits tax (‘FBT’) year having just ended (on 31 March), the ATO is reminding employers of some changes that might impact their FBT obligations.
Tribunal Decisions uphold ATO stance on GST and UPEs
The AAT rejected a taxpayer’s late input tax credit claim, while the Full Federal Court upheld a decision that unpaid present entitlements (UPEs) are not considered loans for Division 7A purposes.
2025-26 Federal Budget Summary
The 2025–26 Federal Budget outlines personal tax cuts, student debt relief and housing measures with minimal changes for small businesses and super, many of which remain uncertain pending the outcome of the upcoming federal election.
Not-for-profit self-review return due March
As the Not-for-profit self-review tax return is due in March, the ATO has published their Q&As ‘busting’ various NFP ‘myths’.
How to master your employer obligations in 2025
Taxpayers who employ staff should remember these important dates and obligations in 2025.
Claiming fuel tax credits when rates change
Taxpayers could receive more savings for fuel they have acquired on and from February 2025.
Tax Office clarifies Division 7A position
The ATO has clarified five common myths about Division 7A tax legislation.
What’s new on study and training loans
The indexation rate for study and training loans is now based on the Consumer Price Index (‘CPI’) or Wage Price Index — whichever is lower.
CGT withholding measure now law
In January, the Government recently passed legislation making changes to the foreign resident capital gains withholding laws.
