Posts tagged "aat"

A Queensland director has been unsuccessful in his bid to claim nearly $50,000 in business travel, accommodation, and food costs as income tax deductions because he didn't have the receipts.

As is apparent tradition, the Coalition has rammed through Liberal appointees to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal just before announcing the federal election.

A sole trader has been granted access to JobKeeper wage subsidies, after the Administrative Appeals Tribunal overturned a decision by the ATO.

ATO commissioner Chris Jordan said his office needs to be more empathetic to well-intentioned business owners, amid a cultural overhaul.

ATO commissioner Chris Jordan has fired back at an ombudsman report into tax office debt-recovery conduct, saying he doesn't want businesses to be alarmed.

Small business ombudsman Kate Carnell wants better oversight over the approval and use of ATO garnishee notices, saying they're killing businesses.

ATO powers to pursue small businesses for unpaid taxes even when they are disputing their bill will be examined by ASBFEO.

A scathing report on the ATO has been tabled in Parliament, labelling the 2016-17 year as 'horrible' and making 37 recommendations for reforming the body.

A Brisbane business owner is moving ahead with plans for his Eggslut cafe, dismissing concerns the name is offensive.

The deputy president of Australia’s Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has urged the tax office to reconsider a “harsh and unfair” …

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has been accused of being a “dictator” and “a pack of bullies” in a Senate Committee hearing ye…

  A lot has been written about the capital gains tax (CGT) small business concessions, not all of it complimentary. As I have said a number…