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Spot the warning signs of barter credit tax schemes before they cost you.
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If you’re a private company making Division 7A loan payments, read ATO tips to avoid costly common errors.
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The ATO is urging employers to act now and prepare for Payday Super.
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Don’t miss the deadline! Be sure to make your minimum payment from your pension account by 30 June.
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New proportionally indexed personal transfer balance caps are expected to display on ATO online from 13 July 2026.
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The ATO has added a new verification step to help protect against fraudulent super transfers.
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From 1 July, employers must calculate super based on qualifying earnings instead of ordinary time earnings.
Qualifying earnings reporting applies to Pay/Update Dates post 30 June 2026. Qualifying earnings must not be included when finalising employee records for 2025-26, even if the declaration is lodged after 30 June.
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Applications for the 2025–26 financial year can only be submitted from 1 July 2026, using the current form. Services Australia won’t accept applications submitted early or using a previous version of the form. Email your client’s Application for a Medicare Entitlement Statement form (MS015) to MES.TAX.AGENTS@servicesaustralia.gov.au.
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The ATO is clearing up some common myths about Payday Super and what SMSFs need to do now.
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Your updated 2026 trust tax return lodgment experience is just around the corner.
