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Don’t worry about your tax affairs, ATO tells bushfire-affected Aussies
The ATO is doubling down on its bushfire relief measures. If you or your business has been affected by the fires, you'll now have longer to submit tax returns and pay business activity statements. Refunds will also be fast-tracked.
How dual citizenship can leave you stuck with a hefty tax bill
Martin moved to Australia from the US as a child. At 52 he discovered he should have been paying taxes to the US each year. He's not alone.
Ready to DIY? How to find out if an SMSF is right for you
Huge dissatisfaction with financial institutions telling them how to invest drives around 60,000 Australians into the arms of self-managed super funds annually. However, many end up being punished with relatively high costs and low returns.
20% of self-managed super funds wanted to close last year
What drove one in five trustees to consider ditching their self-managed super fund in favour of an industry or retail fund this year?
Don’t get caught out by the July 1 super changes: what you need to know
Mothers taking a break work, Australians employed overseas, part-time workers, and the self-employed could all be affected by the changes to super that kick in on July 1.
Ask Paul: Can we transfer property out of an SMSF and not pay stamp duty?
Karen and her husband want to transfer a property out of their SMSF for personal use. Do they have to pay stamp duty again?
How to keep access to all your franking credits under Labor
Nervous about Labor's policy to remove the refund of excess franking credits? There is a way to keep all your franking credits.
How you can cash in on the $1.7bn Woolworths share buyback
While Woolworths shareholders are asking if they should take up the $1.7 billion buyback offer, non-shareholders are asking if now is the time to buy.
Budget 2019: Money’s live blog of the Federal Budget
Josh Frydenberg will unveil the Federal Budget, his first as treasurer, in Canberra tonight. With all eyes on Prime Minister Scott Morrison as he prepares to announce the date of the next federal election, tonight's Budget is an important step in the Coalition's bid for re-election.
Just over half of Australian adults do not have a will
There is nothing like a headline about wills to get Paul Clitheroe frothing.
