About 10 million Australians are expected to have lodged a tax return by this month’s deadline. The stragglers are being warned of potential penalties, and money specialists have shared the best ways to make a refund work harder.
PROPERTY investors across Australia are forgetting to claim tax on a simple deduction that could be costing them thousands of dollars a year.
THE blow-up over the GST has escalated today, with Australia’s richest state taking an extraordinary swipe at its neighbours.
MILLIONS of dollars worth of tax refunds are at risk of going unclaimed this year because of one simple error many Australians are making.
ONE of Australia’s most hated taxes will finally be scrapped in a move that will lower the price of some common products.
THE Australian Government is promising a $9 billion change to the GST, which will have a radical effect on one state in particular.
IT’S one of the most common claims people make on their tax return and you will face a big penalty if you don’t follow this rule.
HALF way through tax time many people will have received a nice chunk of cash back. Don’t buy a lotto ticket — do this instead.
THEY have some of the fattest pay packets in the country. But people in this profession are also the biggest winners at tax time.
STRESS at tax time is more common than you might think, but specialists say a few simple tricks can help ease the worries of many Australians.
EXPERTS warn you could be left hundreds of dollars out of pocket if you happen to make this common tax return mistake.
IF YOU get this letter in the mail from the tax man, you could be in trouble. But “don’t panic”. Here’s what you need to do.
ONE company alone stands to benefit by more than $7 billion in revenue over 10 years thanks to the government’s proposed corporate tax cuts.
MANY Aussies are relying on myths to finish their tax returns, with the ATO warning they are under increasing scrutiny.
THE ATO wants to claw back an extra $900 from every Australian — and there are some “red flags” that will catch their attention.
NOBODY wants to get in trouble with the ATO, and fraudsters are preying on this by stepping up their scam attacks on unsuspecting taxpayers.
IF YOU play your cards right, you can actually get your tax refund in your hands sooner rather than later. Here’s how.
JUNE 30 is tomorrow. If you haven’t already, these are the five things you need to do right now to nail your tax return.
DO you still store all your receipts in a shoebox or drawer? If so, you’re not alone, but there are several new options to help you track tax easier.
TAX time is just around the corner. These are the five most common mistakes people make, according to the ATO.
A LITTLE-KNOWN Labor MP has refused to endorse leader Bill Shorten’s “captain’s call” on tax cuts in a trainwreck interview.
“I HAVEN’T flip-flopped. I said no originally, then I said yes, then I have said no and I have stuck to it.” Welcome to the particular logic of Hanson-ese.
BILL Shorten has made a surprise announcement, declaring his party would take away already legislated tax cuts from 14,000 Australian businesses if elected.
MOST Australians are about to be given a tax cut of around $500 a year. If you’re clever though, you can make it way bigger.
EVER felt like your accountant was speaking another language? Here’s what the trickiest tax terms mean — in plain English.
CONFUSION is expected when GST is added to goods purchased online from overseas sellers on July 1, but there will be long term benefits for local retailers and shoppers.
EVERY year, countless Aussies make these five common mistakes when lodging their tax returns. Here’s what you need to know.
AUSTRALIANS will get a cash boost after the government’s tax cuts passed the Senate. This is what it means for you.
WITH the government’s tax cuts passing through Parliament, Labor is flirting with reusing a tactic that was a political disaster 17 years ago.
IF YOU were hoping for a July 1 boost thanks to the Turnbull Government’s tax cuts, you’ll probably be disappointed.
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