Family trusts are great, but beware of disadvantages
The tax advantages of using a family trust are well known – in particular, the [...]
Protecting your super from scams
With more than $4 trillion in superannuation, it’s no surprise scammers see it as a [...]
Deductibility of self-education expenses
Lots of people spend their own money on attending courses that will hopefully make them [...]
What happens if you don’t have a valid will?
When someone passes away without a valid will, this is known as intestacy. In this [...]
CGT and off-the-plan purchases
If you buy a property in an off-the-plan purchase, there are some important CGT issues [...]
What to do if you exceed your super contribution caps
Superannuation is a great way to save for retirement, but the government sets strict limits [...]
Economic roundtable wash up
Thanks for all those great ideas – we’ll take it from here. That’s pretty much [...]
Tax deductibility of clothing
The tax deductibility of clothing is a topic that often confuses taxpayers, as the rules [...]
What to expect from tax reform? Given past history, not very much, unfortunately
The Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, has convened a Productivity Roundtable for late August, with three main [...]
Self-managed super funds: A suitable path to retirement control?
Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) are a key part of Australia’s superannuation system, offering control over [...]