by Greg Allan | Oct 23, 2019 | News & Updates
Two men impersonating federal officers turned up on the doorstep of a victim at Salisbury Downs after a scam call The victim received an automated phone message telling him he had a tax debt and a warrant had been issued for his arrest at 3pm on Monday. The man... by Greg Allan | Sep 30, 2019 | News & Updates
The Tax Office says it will be scrutinising every tax return lodged this year as it continues its crackdown on illegitimate claims. The Tax Office contacts around 2 million taxpayers each year to clarify information on their tax return, but said there was nothing to... by Greg Allan | Sep 4, 2019 | News & Updates
A number of small businesses could be contacted by the Australian Business Register (ABR) this month as it looks to confirm their entitlement to an Australian Business Number ahead of some key proposed changes. The ABR is set to contact a random sample of close to 8... by Greg Allan | Aug 26, 2019 | News & Updates
The ATO is urging taxpayers who receive any foreign income from investments, family members or working overseas to make sure they report it this tax time. New international data sharing agreements allow the ATO to track money across borders and identify individuals... by Greg Allan | Aug 2, 2019 | News & Updates
The ATO has revealed some of the most “outrageous” tax deductions that taxpayers have tried to claim: A couple of taxpayers claimed dental expenses, believing a nice smile was essential to finding a job, and was therefore deductible. It isn’t and their claims were... by Greg Allan | Jul 10, 2019 | News & Updates
The Government’s recently passed tax package paves the way for an individual tax cut ranging between $255 and $1,080, depending on how much a taxpayer earns. The Government’s low and middle income tax offset, which was lifted from $530 to $1,080, covers about... 
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