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How the MTAS changes will improve tax administration for Tax Agents from 1 July 2026.
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The ATO expects partnerships, regardless of size, to lodge their statements of distribution (SODs) digitally.
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The ATO is seeing many company tax returns lodged with the base rate entity (BRE) status applied incorrectly. Read their tips to get your clients’ BRE status right each year, so you avoid processing delays and the need for amendments.
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Your pay as you go (PAYG) withholding cycle may change from 1 July.
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From 1 July, you’ll need to calculate super contributions based on qualifying earnings instead of ordinary time earnings.
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Understand what the Regulations mean for your employer clients.
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ATO launches new in-app security feature to shut down scammers.
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Check if you can extend the 2-year limit on the capital gains tax (CGT) main residence exemption for inherited property.
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The 2025 ‘Getting it right’ campaign moves GST reporting from quarterly to monthly for non-compliant businesses.
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The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) is making it easier for you to use its guidance materials. From 30 April 2026, it will consolidate 4 existing product categories into one: Guidance Statements. There will be no change to the substantive content or authority of content in these documents. A full list of the current guidance materials with their proposed new names is available on the TPB website.
