Posts tagged "small business tax"

The tax office plans to roll out a new warning function that will alert small businesses to review their tax deductions if they are unusually high.

The Australian Taxation Office has switched on its new online services platform for SMEs and will soon retire the business portal it is replacing. 

The ATO is turning its attention back to “more traditional activities” in its dealings with businesses, including by recommencing audits.

The ATO has dispelled common tax time myths and explained how to avoid having your tax return slowed down by bad paperwork.

An SME tax cut will come into effect from July 1 after the Morrison government fast-tracked measures to ease the burden on businesses.

Business owners are being encouraged to manage their cashflow ahead of new laws putting a stop to the ATO being used as a 'de-facto bank'.

It's a new decade, but tax never stops. SMEs looking to get on the front foot with their obligations this year should check out these tax tips.

Small businesses received a $66 million reduction in disputed tax debts from settlements in 2018-19, about double the amount from last year, new figures show.

The Senate has passed several controversial small business reforms which will change Australia's patent regime and expand ATO powers.

Whistleblower Richard Boyle has delivered a scathing assessment of the ATO watchdog's review of its garnishee scandal, claiming it distorted the facts.

On September 30, 2019, small businesses with 19 or fewer employees will be required by law to transition to single touch payroll.

A Senate committee has greenlighted a controversial bill to expand ATO powers by enabling it to share tax debts with third party credit agencies.