CPA Australia welcomes todays NSW Government budget which demonstrates a commitment to improving infrastructure and providing some tax relief for business, home-owners and property investors.
Responding to the Queensland governments Budget handed down today, CPA Australia's Queensland President Loretta Seamer said The proposed land tax relief and cuts to nuisance taxes such as mortgage duty were announced in the Budget.
Responding to the Tasmanian governments Budget handed down today, CPA Australia's director Tasmania Allyson Warrington welcomed the tax relief provided in the Budget as well as the substantial investment in essential economic and social infrastructure.
CPA Australia warns the 1.5 million taxpayers who own rental properties that the Australian Tax Office (ATO) will be increasingly vigilant in auditing rental deductions as rental losses continue to balloon.
The new financial year is the perfect time for the self employed to reconsider their superannuation options or to invest in superannuation for the first time.
CPA Australia has developed the following list of handy hints to help Australians prepare their individual tax returns, and maximise tax deductions, offsets and other entitlements, for the year ended 30 June 2007.
There may be significant tax savings for small business owners as a result of changes to the capital gains tax (CGT) laws that apply from 1 July 2007, according to CPA Australia.
Businesses and individuals need to ensure appropriate cash receipts and payments are included when preparing tax returns at year end, according to CPA Australia.
The Simplified Tax System (STS) was good before, but as a result of recent changes to the small business tax rules, its even better now, according to CPA Australia.
Families will have a one-time opportunity to receive a child-care rebate of up to $8000 per child after 1 July 2007, as a result of increased child-care benefits announced in the 2007-08 Federal Budget.
CPA Australia is pleased to provide a series of articles about 2007 end-of-financial-year tax issues for editorial use by media. They have been prepared with the assistance of tax, superannuation and small business experts at CPA Australia.
CPA Australia welcomes todays NSW Government budget which demonstrates a commitment to improving infrastructure and providing some tax relief for business, home-owners and property investors.
Responding to the Queensland governments Budget handed down today, CPA Australia's Queensland President Loretta Seamer said The proposed land tax relief and cuts to nuisance taxes such as mortgage duty were announced in the Budget.
Responding to the Tasmanian governments Budget handed down today, CPA Australia's director Tasmania Allyson Warrington welcomed the tax relief provided in the Budget as well as the substantial investment in essential economic and social infrastructure.
CPA Australia warns the 1.5 million taxpayers who own rental properties that the Australian Tax Office (ATO) will be increasingly vigilant in auditing rental deductions as rental losses continue to balloon.
The new financial year is the perfect time for the self employed to reconsider their superannuation options or to invest in superannuation for the first time.
CPA Australia has developed the following list of handy hints to help Australians prepare their individual tax returns, and maximise tax deductions, offsets and other entitlements, for the year ended 30 June 2007.
There may be significant tax savings for small business owners as a result of changes to the capital gains tax (CGT) laws that apply from 1 July 2007, according to CPA Australia.
Businesses and individuals need to ensure appropriate cash receipts and payments are included when preparing tax returns at year end, according to CPA Australia.
The Simplified Tax System (STS) was good before, but as a result of recent changes to the small business tax rules, its even better now, according to CPA Australia.
Families will have a one-time opportunity to receive a child-care rebate of up to $8000 per child after 1 July 2007, as a result of increased child-care benefits announced in the 2007-08 Federal Budget.
CPA Australia is pleased to provide a series of articles about 2007 end-of-financial-year tax issues for editorial use by media. They have been prepared with the assistance of tax, superannuation and small business experts at CPA Australia.
