Taxation

Australian Taxpayers Set to Benefit From New Federal Tax Cuts in 2026 and 2027

From 2026, new tax cuts will gradually boost take-home pay for millions of Australians. Savings will grow further in 2027, with low and middle-income earners set to benefit most.

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Coalition Rejects Labor’s Proposed Tax Cuts Ahead of Federal Election

aylor dismissed the proposed tax cuts as a short-term political tactic. He argued they offered minimal relief for families under financial pressure.

Angus Taylor on Proposed Tax Cuts

Ato’s “Hit List” Targets 2.5 Million Aussie Small Businesses in Tax Crackdown—Are You on It?

The ATO has just unveiled its latest "hit list", putting 2.5 million Aussie small businesses under the spotlight. New enforcement measures are coming, and some businesses could face unexpected scrutiny.

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Greens Target Tech Giants With New 3% Tax in Billion-Dollar Policy Push

Major corporations like Meta, Amazon, and Uber could soon be paying more under a new Greens tax proposal targeting digital services. The plan, expected to generate $11.5 billion, has sparked…

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Australia Halts Beer Tax Hikes Ahead of Election, a Win for Drinkers and Pubs

Australia’s beer tax, which has steadily climbed for years, is now facing a two-year freeze. The decision comes amid economic challenges for pubs and a shifting political landscape. While the…

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Millions of Australians Health Insurance Hit by Hike – David Koch Warns of Rising Costs

Millions of Australians face a private health insurance hike from 1 April, with increases surpassing inflation. David Koch urges consumers to review their policies to avoid overpaying.

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April Rate Cut Unlikely as January Unemployment Hits 4.1%

The Australian unemployment rate held steady at 4.1% in January, aligning with market expectations. This data suggests the Reserve Bank of Australia is unlikely to implement a rate cut in…

April Rate Cut Unlikely as January Unemployment Hits 4.1%

New Road Charge Coming for Hundreds of Thousands of Aussie Drivers—Government Signals Major Change

Hundreds of thousands of Australian drivers could soon face a new road charge as the federal government moves toward a major policy shift. Fuel excise revenue is shrinking, and officials…

Small Business Tax Policies in Limbo as Election Uncertainty Looms

Uncertainty grows for small businesses as key tax reforms, including the £20,000 write-off, remain unresolved amid political delays.

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Australia Is One of the Only Rich Nations Without This Tax—Should It Change?

Wealth is quietly shifting in Australia, and the tax system isn’t keeping up. A policy once seen as a solution to inequality was scrapped decades ago, but some say it’s…

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RBA: Business Tax Breaks Have Limited Impact on Investment

A new RBA study examines the effectiveness of business tax breaks, revealing insights into their impact on investment trends. The findings suggest varying outcomes depending on economic conditions.

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New Tax Cut Proposal Could Save Australian Couples Thousands

A new tax cut proposal promises to put more money in the pockets of Australian couples—but not everyone is celebrating. Critics warn it could worsen inequality and discourage workforce participation.

Pauline Hanson has proposed a new tax cut, but the numbers don't quite stack up.

Senate Committee Approves Tax Incentives for Clean Energy Growth

Australia is set to introduce tax incentives for hydrogen production and critical minerals processing, aiming to attract investment and strengthen its role in the clean energy sector. The proposal has…

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CA ANZ Urges Government to Scrap Superannuation Tax Concessions Policy

CA ANZ warns that the proposed superannuation tax changes could create significant financial and administrative burdens while generating minimal net revenue. The organization is calling for broader tax reforms to…

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ATO Targets Thin Capitalisation in Justified Trust Reviews

The ATO's fiscal focus is expanding to include new areas of analysis, particularly the implementation of revised thin capitalisation and debt deduction rules. These adjustments form part of the ATO's…

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ATO Warns Against Rising Online Tax Schemes Targeting Individuals

The ATO is cracking down on fraudulent tax schemes spreading online, warning that participants risk heavy penalties. Officials urge caution and professional advice before engaging in any tax arrangements.

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CPA Australia Urges Government to Reconsider Tax Debt Measures

CPA Australia warns that removing tax debt interest deductions could increase financial pressure on small businesses. The organisation calls for targeted measures instead of a broad, punitive approach.

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This One Mistake Is Costing Aussie Retirees $9,000 in Super Taxes—Are You One of Them?

Hundreds of thousands of Australian retirees could be paying more tax than necessary—and many don’t even realize it. A simple superannuation move could mean thousands in savings, yet research shows…

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Urgent Call for RBA to Cut Interest Rates as Australian Economy Struggles

Rising interest rates, business closures, and a struggling job market are putting pressure on the RBA to act. Experts warn that without change, the private sector may face deeper challenges.

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RACGP Urges Queensland Government to Pass GP Payroll Tax Exemption

The Queensland government is considering a payroll tax exemption for GPs, a move that could impact healthcare affordability and practice sustainability. Discussions are ongoing.

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TPB Clarifies Breach Reporting Obligations for Tax Practitioners

Tax practitioners must ensure that any reported breaches are based on reasonable grounds, not hearsay or personal opinions. The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) warns that false or vexatious claims could…

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Aussies Hit with Bigger Tax Burdens Starting July 1: ‘Punitive Penalty on Taxpayers’

Australians could face higher tax debt penalties starting July 1, as the ATO rolls out a major policy change. Small businesses and sole traders may be hit the hardest, with…

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ATO Warns Aussies of Potential $1,000 Tax Sting: Here’s How to Avoid It

Are you unknowingly setting yourself up for a hefty tax penalty? The ATO has issued a $1,000 warning for Aussies who miss a crucial step this tax season. It all…

ATO Warns Aussies of Potential $1,000 Tax Sting

Aussie Voters Skeptical as Tax Cuts Aim to Reshape Economic Outlook

Recent changes to tax cuts promise relief for many Australians, but questions remain about their broader impact on the economy. Public sentiment continues to shape the conversation.

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Labor’s Tax Cuts Reshape Financial Outcomes for Australians

Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ tax reforms aim to bring relief to millions of Australians while addressing key economic challenges. The full impact of these changes continues to spark nationwide debate.

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Australians to Pocket $1,888 More: How New Tax Cuts Will Boost Your Paycheck

Australians are about to get a $1,888 surprise in their paychecks—but there’s a catch. While some workers could pocket up to $4,500, others might miss out.

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Australian Tax Office Urges Tax Professionals to Monitor All Inboxes

The Australian Tax Office (ATO) reminds tax professionals to monitor both practice and assigned inboxes to avoid missing critical communications and client updates.

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Australian Government Targets Excessive Debit Card Surcharges

Lawmakers in Australia are advocating for the elimination of debit surcharges, citing unfair costs for consumers and businesses. With digital payments now dominating transactions, the push for reform aims to…

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ATO’s Inconsistent Handling of Financial Abuse Sparks Calls for Reform

The Australian Taxation Office’s approach to financial abuse cases reveals notable inconsistencies, sparking discussions about fairness and systemic improvements. Calls for reform highlight the need to better protect vulnerable individuals.

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Simple Tax Move Could Help You Save $3,300 and Grow Your Superannuation

A simple financial move could help you save $3,300 in taxes and grow your retirement fund. Find out how salary sacrificing works and its key benefits.

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ATO’s Tax Shake-Up: Aussie Sellers Face Big Changes Starting January

Big changes are coming for Aussie property sellers this year, with a major tax rule overhaul starting in January. A simple oversight could see 15% of your property sale price…

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$25,000 ATO Tax Deduction: Aussies Warned to Act Now Before It’s Gone Forever

Australians are being urged to take action before June 30 to claim a $25,000 tax deduction that’s set to vanish forever. With changes to superannuation rules on the horizon, many…

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Aussies, Don’t Let the ATO Catch You Off Guard: Vital Tax Tips for Business Owners

Thousands of Aussies are trading their 9-to-5 jobs for the freedom of self-employment, but many overlook one critical aspect—taxes. From unexpected obligations to hidden deductions, navigating the ATO’s rules can…

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