Parliamentary committee warned that Australian family offices will look to invest offshore in the face of threats to their tax confidentiality....

Tax agents are resisting the ATO’s push for taxpayers to use its online myTax service this tax season....

The ATO has reaffirmed its ruling that the anti-avoidance rule for income tax did not apply to a personal services business paying a related employee super in excess of m...

John Emerson has been appointed deputy chair of the Board of Taxation, and will joined by Karen Payne, Neville Mitchell, and Ann-Maree Wolff who has been appointed as boa...

Women need more super than men, says ATO...

As accountants look to move into the adviser space and attain licences to advise on self-managed super funds, Malavika Santhebennur looks at the challenges and opportunit...

As accountants look to move into the adviser space and attain licences to advise on self-managed super funds, Malavika Santhebennur looks at the challenges and opportunit...

Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand are urging the Government to simplify the arrangements around the tax deductibility of advice fees....

Billions of dollars are still being funnelled into SMSFs from traditional super vehicles annually, which should put an end to speculation that the SMSF sector is in decli...

Almost half of all working Australians have more than one superannuation account, and they pay $532 a year in fees per account....

New legislation means the Western Australian public sector superannuation funds will see its lost and unclaimed money moved to the ATO....

ASIC has been told the ATO is on the right track with its ‘digital by default’ approach. ...

SPAA chief executive, Andrea Slattery, says SMSF trustees should feel comforted by the level of regulatory scrutiny the sector receives....

Recently introduced penalties are ensuring fewer SMSFs are falling foul of the law, however, there has been a spike in borrowing breaches, new research reveals....