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The ATO has expanded its data-matching capability to safeguard taxpayers from identity crime enabled fraud attacks.
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From 1 July 2026, employers will be required to pay their employees’ super at the same time as their salary and wages.
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The 20% debt reduction and compulsory repayment changes for study and training support loans are law.
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Here’s what your practice needs to know about income tax return due dates and what can affect them.
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Find out what your clients need to know about taking out a mortgage for a rental property and apportioning expenses.
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If you could only do 3 things to protect yourself from scammers this tax time, start with these tips.
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Assistant Commissioner Tony Goding highlights how strong partnerships are shining a spotlight on non-compliance.
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The ATO will no longer accept Taxable payments annual report (TPAR) paper lodgments after 28 August 2025. Lodging online on behalf of your clients is quick and easy through SBR-enabled software or Online services for agents.
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From August 2025, the ATO are progressively including debts placed on hold in account balances. If you have clients with debts on hold of $100 or more, you may receive letters on their behalf before the debt on hold is added to their account balance. Clients with a debt on hold of less than $100 will not receive a letter, but the debt will be included in their account balance in ATO online services.
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How to amend a lodged Taxable payments annual report (TPAR) form to correct payee (contractor) details and amounts.