Clearance certificate from the ATO to sell your home? Did you know that if you’re selling your home you may need a capital gains withholding clearance certificate from the ATO?
Read more: Clearance certificate from the ATO to sell your home?
Airbnb and home sharing, be aware of tax implications. Do you rent out a part of your home, or a holiday home, on Airbnb, Stayz or another sharing site? Perhaps you see this as a way of making a little extra income to help the household budget or to save for that holiday.
Read more: Airbnb and home sharing, be aware of tax implications
Cryptocurrency compliance may include income and CGT. Bitcoin is “neither money nor a foreign currency” the ATO warns, but it is still an asset that can be treated as income or counted as capital gains.
Read more: Cryptocurrency compliance may include income and CGT
Bitcoin Part 1, personal investors be aware of the tax effects. There has been plenty of press coverage on bitcoin, but what are the tax consequences if you decide to join the craze?
Read more: Bitcoin Part 1, personal investors be aware of the tax effects
Travel Allowance or living-away-from-home allowance (LAFHA)? Understanding the difference between these two allowances can be complex, particularly when there is the perception of an overlap.
Read more: Travel allowance or living away from home allowance (LAFHA)
Travel deductions to and from rental premises not allowed. If you own residential premises that you rent out, you should be aware that you may no longer be able to claim travel deductions connected with trips you make to and from those premises.
Read more: Travel deductions to and from rental premises not allowed
Surcharges for cards that are excessive are banned. Australia’s consumer law has changed to limit the amounts that businesses can surcharge customers for using payment methods such as credit, debit and prepaid cards.
Read more: Surcharges for cards that are excessive are banned