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tax
462 results tagged tax:
How the tax concession system is stacked against Aussie women
Of the $60 billion in tax concessions handed out to Aussies each year, just $18 billion goes to women.
The big tax guide to flipping houses
It's the dream of everyone who watches property makeover shows on TV: give up the day job to renovate and flip houses. But what are the tax implications?
Ask Paul: We’re overseas, what should we do with our Aussie properties?
Sally and her husband live overseas and own properties in Darwin and Cairns. What does Paul Clitheroe think of their plan to sell one to pay off the other?
ATO sets its sights on tax-evading car owners
Tax evaders are being put on notice as the tax office prepares to get hold of car registration records for about 1.5 million Australians.
Shock tax bills could catch out Aussie expats coming home
Expats who have been living and working abroad for even a short time could have hefty tax bills waiting for them on their return to Australia.
Can you claim a tax deduction for donating unwanted Christmas presents?
Stuck with unwanted gifts after the silly season and want to donate them to a good cause? It's a generous move but can you claim it as a tax deduction?
If you gift a charity goat for Christmas, can you claim it on tax?
So you're done with buying knick-knacks and want to give a charity goat this Christmas, but is it tax-deductible?
Ask Paul: Can we cash out super to pay down the mortgage?
Alan and Deb still owe $459,000 on their house. Should they withdraw all of Alan's super when he turns 60 next year to help pay down the mortgage?
There’s cash up for grabs for small businesses but does it go far enough?
Here's what small businesses are saying about the assistance measures that were - and weren't - included in the Federal Budget.
The big thing Aussies aren’t doing with their tax cuts
Australians finding themselves with a few extra dollars in their pay packets are planning to save or spend, but there's one thing we're ignoring.