The ATO has recently advised that they are “setting their sights on the large number of mistakes, errors and false claims made by rental property owners who use their own property for personal holidays”. While it confirms that the private use of holiday homes by friends and family is entirely legitimate, the ATO states that […]
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Applications for the HomeBuilder program, introduced by the Government last year, closed on 14 April 2021 (and applicants have until 30 April 2023 to submit all supporting documentation, such as invoices for work done and proof that construction has started, to their State or Territory Revenue Office). HomeBuilder is expected to continue to support the
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From 1 July 2021, the superannuation concessional and non-concessional contribution caps will be indexed. The new caps for the 2021/22 year will be: • Concessional Cap: $27,500 • Non-Concessional Cap: $110,000 (or $330,000 over three years) The total superannuation balance limit that determines if an individual has a non-concessional contributions cap of nil will also
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This is a landmark development as it aims to reform casual work. It now includes a definition of casual employment and for the first time allows long term casual employees the right to request being converted to permanent employment. CASUAL EMPLOYMENT DEFINED Under the amended Fair Work Act, if a person is: 1. Offered employment
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It appears that the Government has decided not to proceed with its proposal to limit cash payments in Australia to $10,000. This measure was originally raised as part of the 2018/19 Budget (refer to the Black Economy Package — introduction of an economy-wide cash payment limit). The Currency (Restrictions on the Use of Cash) Bill
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