ATO/General, Commercial, Councils, FBT, Payroll, Public
A Ferrari California – principally designed to carry passengers?
We know workhorse type vehicles have FBT exemptions, but what about the company Ferrari?
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ATO/General, Charities, Commercial, Councils, Payroll, Public
Payroll: Is a position genuinely redundant?
A recent court case found in favour of a terminated employee that their role was genuinely redundant. What does this...
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ATO/General, Payroll, Public
Payday Super – getting closer to the starting line, some handy ATO resources
As we move towards 1 July 2026 and the start of Payday Super regime, here's some handy tips and resources.
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Charities, FBT, Payroll, Public
We are an income tax exempt ‘not-for-profit’ but are subject to Payroll Tax – do we include fringe benefits that relate to entertainment?
This articles explores whether entertainment fringe benefits provided by a NFP are subject to Payroll Tax.
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Payroll, Public
Payroll tax and the Medical Industry – A U(ber) turn?
What are the implications of recent payroll tax cases for Governments and Not-for-profits? Are there refunds to be sought?
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FBT, Payroll, Public, Salary Packaging
Stage 3 tax cuts: welcomed, but a sting in tail for salary packaging
Whilst the new proposed Stage 3 tax cuts will produce savings for most taxpayers, the changes will also have an...
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Payroll, Public
Superannuation entitlements for audit and risk committee members
Confusion reigns regarding whether independent audit and risk committee members are entitled to superannuation in relation to remuneration received. This...
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Payroll, Public
An update – Victorian payroll tax on non-government schools
Despite significant lobbying the legislation has now been passed by the Parliament, although a concession has been made to increase...
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ATO/General, Payroll, Public
Super Guarantee rate increase to 11% effective 1 July 2023
Employers are reminded that the superannuation guarantee (SG) rate will increase from 10.5% to 11% as of 1 July 2023....
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