Register now to join the ATO’s interactive webcast for tax professionals on Thursday 19 June from 2:00 to 3:00 pm AEST. Hear about Tax Time 2025, lodgment, cyber security and more. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask their live panel questions during the event.

If you’ve lodged a deferral request and the ATO have varied or declined it and you’re dissatisfied with their decision, you can request an informal review by completing the Review of deferral decision form in Online services for agents. When submitting this form it’s important to select the correct topic and subject to ensure your request is directed appropriately.

Changes to the deductibility of general interest charge (GIC) take effect soon. Any GIC incurred on or after 1 July will no longer be tax deductible. This means your clients will pay more to carry a tax debt.

The ATO’s Tax Time 2025 toolkit includes occupation-specific guides on common work-related expenses and information to help your clients understand what income they need to declare.

Tips to help SMSF auditors meet trustee declaration requirements and avoid compliance issues.

From 1 July 2025, the $1,200 threshold for Lump Sum E will be removed.

Be informed and protected when investing in crypto assets.

Key risk areas the ATO intends to focus on for Private Wealth in 2024–25.

Use our EOFY checklist to help you stay compliant and in control of your trust obligations.

Learn when family trust distributions tax (FTDT) applies and how to limit your exposure to it leading up to 30 June.