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Trustees: ensure you’re across the beneficiary TFN reporting changes and are prepared for how to report in 2027.
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Here is the latest information for Division 296 reporting for SMSFs.
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The ATO is preparing to expand client-to-agent linking to individuals and sole traders when they engage a new agent or change the authorisations provided to an existing agent.
Client-to-agent linking is an important security measure that ensures only authorised agents can access client information held on the ATO record. It reduces the risk of identity-related fraud and gives clients greater control over who can access their tax records. A pilot program is expected to start from March 2027, with full implementation planned for November 2027.
For more information, visit ato.gov.au/CALAnnouncement.
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Ask your clients about the use of any properties they own to ensure they are included correctly in their tax return.
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Don’t let your clients get caught in a misinformation trap. Set the record straight on the cents per kilometre method.
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Tax professionals with foreign resident clients should review the capital gains tax (CGT) changes and new requirements.
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Downsizer super contributions can help eligible Australians boost their super using proceeds from the sale of their home.
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From 1 April 2027, the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) treatment of some salary sacrificed work-related benefits will change.
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Businesses that pay interest, dividend and royalty payments to non-residents should review updated guidance.
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Eligible corporate tax entities can claim a refundable tax offset in 2026–27 tax returns to help with their cashflow.
