Sharing the load
Wills, land, shares and capital gains tax: what could go wrong? Plenty. These scenarios show how two sets of eyes are always best.
Wills, land, shares and capital gains tax: what could go wrong? Plenty. These scenarios show how two sets of eyes are always best.
When a couple in business together separates, things get messy and tax stings can fly under the radar in the ensuing familial chaos.
There are complex tax rules when dealing with company shares. Practitioners should be aware of the relevant legislation and if unsure, seek specialist advice.
Incorporating through an offshore haven is straightforward and relatively expensive. By BEN SEWELL.
Every succession plan has tax implications. Ensure your client gets good tax advice elsewhere if you can’t give it. By JIM MAIN.
There are multiple different GST scenarios requiring separate analysis. According to Jim Main, taxpayers must be careful when using the margin scheme and the going concern exemption….
Reporting and analysis of the latest key judgments from the High Court of Australia. By ANDREW YUILE.
Everything related to the normal conduct of a complying superannuation fund is an enterprise for GST purposes. By JIM MAIN.
From 1 October 2016, legal services may be GST-free in a broader range of circumstances. The reforms potentially benefit both non-resident clients and law firms….
Familiarity with GST legislation and rulings is essential. There are surprises in store for the unwary. By JIM MAIN.
CGT exempt doesn’t necessarily mean NSW duty exempt. By JIM MAIN.
Knowing what to do if the Commissioner of Taxation forms a fraud or evasion opinion is no academic exercise. By LOUISE McBRIDE.
Freedom from stamp duty does not necessarily mean freedom from tax or GST. By JIM MAIN.