Articles tagged with 'ato'

Project Wickenby reaps $207 million harvest

30 October 2008 | Charges laid, criminal investigations underway.


ATO's SMSF slip up

30 October 2008 | Loses tax file numbers of more than 3,000 funds.


Resources heat up economy

5 June 2008 | Threat of another rate rise.


ATO puts spotlight on investors

5 June 2008 | Three key areas of risk under scrutiny.


ATO crackdown on offshore tax evasion

8 May 2008 | Tax Commissioner issues alert.


ATO taxpayer alert

11 April 2008 | Tax commissioner warns against new scheme.


Employer contribution red tape reduced

25 March 2008 | New SG bill introduced.


ATO to beef up SMSF compliance

13 March 2008 | Industry problems threaten retirement savings.


Call for new regulator for SMSFs

20 February 2008 | Accounting network says ATO unable to cope.


Fraudsters caught out

2 July 2007 | Brothers in crime sent to jail.


Consumers warned against dodgy investments

28 June 2007 | The FPA endorses latest protection initiative from the ATO.


Green light for trading in forestry managed investment schemes

12:00 AM | Australian forestry managed investment scheme providers have welcomed changes in this year’s Federal Budget that will allow investors to trade their interests.


Tax office sharpens its focus on SMSFs

3 July 2006 | Abstract Long


ATO tax scheme action too late

19 June 2001 | The Australian Tax Office has admitted it acted too late in disallowing a number of tax schemes according to the Commissioner of Taxation Michael Carmody.


Macquarie scores positive ATO ruling

29 May 2001 | The Australian Taxation Office now allows borrowers involved in Macquarie’s Geared Equities Investments (GEI) to obtain tax benefits for 100 per cent of the interest paid on borrowings.


New Macquarie fund hangs on ATO decision

11 May 2001 | Macquarie Bank will roll out a new closed end hedge fund product to retail investors providing it can receive the thumbs up from the Australian Tax Office (ATO).


FPA attacks ATO on double standards

20 April 2001 | The Financial Planning Association has hit out at the Australian Tax Office over what it says are double standards in regards to Alienation of Personal Services Income (APSI).


AMIA calls for Carmody resignation

3 April 2001 | The Australian Managed Investment Association (AMIA) has called for Australian Tax Office (ATO) commissioner Michael Carmody’s resignation in light of growing anger over revised rulings on tax-effective schemes.


AMIA calls for Carmody resignation

3 April 2001 | The Australian Managed Investment Association (AMIA) has called for ATO commissioner Michael Carmody’s resignation in light of growing anger over revised rulings on tax-effective schemes.


AMIA calls for Carmody resignation

3 April 2001 | The Australian Managed Investment Association (AMIA) has called for ATO commissioner Michael Carmody’s resignation in light of growing anger over revised rulings on tax-effective schemes.


FPA makes headway on alienation

26 March 2001 | The Financial Planning Association has secured a partial victory in its ongoing struggle with the Federal Government and the Australian Tax Office (ATO) regarding the Alienation of Personal Services Income (APSI) legislation.


Investors angry over tax schemes

12:00 AM | Investors in tax-effective schemes are feeling cheated by the Federal Government’s about-turn on its moratorium.


Income securities hit a tax snag

22 February 2001 | Income securities, which exploded onto the market in 1999, have received a knock back from the tax office which says the securities should not be treated as debt for income tax purposes.


Compliance deadline trips small super funds

14 August 2000 | Close to ten per cent of all small superannuation funds failed to make the choice to become either a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) or a Small APRA Fund (SAF) by the cut off date.


To amend or not to amend…

13 April 2000 | To amend or not to amend That is the question Whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of the ATO Or by amendment to quell them To amend, per chance yet again? In this time of transition from APRA to ATO, it is appropriate to let Hamlet ask the question: Do we need to amend our trust deeds?


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