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464 results tagged tax:
The winners and losers if Labor wins the federal election
Bill Shorten has vowed to abolish negative gearing and scrap franking credits, but how would a Labor victory hit your hip pocket?
New perks that kicked in on January 1 could leave you better off
Free TAFE courses, cheaper power prices, tampon price cuts, and baby bundles worth $300 ... these are some of the perks available from January 1 this year.
Do I have to pay tax on my workers’ comp payment?
If you receive a workers' compensation payment, determining whether it is taxable can be confusing.
Granny flats and capital gains tax: what you need to know
If an elderly relative lives with you under a formal arrangement, you may have to pay CGT under current tax law. But these rules could be about to change.
Ask Paul: Can I get out of paying CGT and stamp duty?
Matt co-owns property with his parents and wants to buy them out without forking out for capital gains tax and without paying stamp duty again.
Five things you need to know about peer-to-peer lending
What happens if you invest in peer-to-peer lending and want to withdraw your money early? We answer your P2P questions.
How to make the most of the tax perks for car sharing
The tax office has just sent out the message that it will focus on income made from peer-to-peer car sharing but the so-called "crackdown" actually benefits those renting their car out when it is not in use.
When does a hobby become a side business in the ATO’s eyes?
If you bake a few cakes and sell them at a local market on a Saturday morning, or make quilts that you sell to friends, you might think it can't possibly be taxable. Sadly, you'd probably be wrong.
The truth about planning a cheaper retirement overseas
If it's all about spicing up your retirement, leaving Australia may not be the best way to do it.
How to subdivide without falling into the tax trap
Subdividing your property can mean big profits but first you need to be aware of the tax consequences.
