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Compliance Matters

Some important compliance information from the tax office. The cash economy and businesses, excess superannuation contributions, minors and the tax-free threshold and overpaid income tax instalments.

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Culture Is Important!

There are many attributes to creating a successful long-term business. No one attribute makes a successful business, but a combination of attributes will significantly contribute to long-term successful business performance.

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Tax Office Compliance Program 2008/09 – what it means for individuals

The Tax Office has released its Compliance Program for 2008/09, which sets out the Tax Office’s compliance priorities for individuals for the financial year.

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Tax Office Compliance Program 2008/09 – what it means for micro-enterprises and small businesses

The term ‘micro enterprises’ refers to taxpayers (including SMSFs) with an annual turnover of less than $2 million.

Small to medium enterprises businesses refer to taxpayers with an annual turnover of between $2 million and $250 million, including highly wealthy people who with their associates, effectively control $30 million or more in net wealth.

The key priorities that the Tax Office are focusing on in accordance with its Compliance Program for 2008/09 include:

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The latest on SMSF

The latest rulings from the Tax Office on self managed super funds have been released. The rulings outline the prohibition of trustees giving financial assistance to a member of a fund and the application of the sole purpose test in the superannuation legislation.

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Recent decisions and rulings

Recent decisions have been made by the AAT concerning bonuses and superannuation guarantee, self education expenses, and business establishment costs.

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