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- CGT Concessions for Small BusinessOn 9 May 2017 the Government announced that it would amend the small business capital gains tax (CGT) concessions to ensure that they can only be accessed in relation to assets used in a small business or ownership interests in a small business. The concessions assist owners of small businesses by providing relief from CGT on assets related to their business, as well as contribute to their retirement savings through the sale of the business. However, some taxpayers are able to access these concessions for assets which are unrelated to their small business, for instance through arranging their affairs so that their ownership interests in larger businesses do not count towards the tests for determining eligibility for the concessions. The small business CGT concessions will continue to be available to small business taxpayers with aggregated turnover of less than $2 million or business assets less than $6 million. The measure will apply from 1 July 2017.
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- GST on Property TransactionsOn 9 May 2017 the Government announced that it will strengthen compliance with the GST law by requiring purchasers of newly constructed residential properties or new subdivisions to remit the GST directly to the ATO as part of settlement. Under the current law (where the GST is included in the purchase price and the developer remits the GST to the ATO), some developers are failing to remit the GST to the ATO despite having claimed GST credits on their construction costs. As most purchasers use conveyancing services to complete their purchase, they should experience minimal impact from these changes. This change takes effect from 1 July 2018.
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- Multinational Anti-Avoidance LawOn 9 May 2017, the Government announced it will negate the use of foreign trusts and partnerships in corporate structures to circumvent the multinational anti-avoidance law. The multinational anti-avoidance law will be enhanced so that it applies to:
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- Superannuation - Integrity of Non-Arm's Length ArrangementsOn 9 May 2017 the Government announced that from 1 July 2018 the non-arm's length income provisions applying to superannuation fund earnings will be amended to consider expenses associated with a transaction. This will reduce the opportunities for members to use related party transactions on non-commercial terms to increase superannuation savings.
- Superannuation - Limited Recourse Borrowing ArrangementsOn 9 May 2017 the Government announced that limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBAs) entered into after 30 June 2017 will be treated differently to improve the integrity of the superannuation system. The outstanding balance of a relevant LRBA will be included in a member's Total Superannuation Balance (TSB). Repayments of a relevant LRBA from a member's accumulation account that result in an increase in the value of a retirement phase account will become credits for Transfer Balance Account purposes.
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- Workplace Rights & Obligations for Small BusinessThe Fair Work Ombudsman's (FWO) new Small Business Showcase is a virtual hub containing a wealth of tools and resources to help you meet your workplace responsibilities. The Showcase helps you understand and deal with key workplace issues like hiring, minimum wages and keeping accurate records. It also includes:
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