T a x T e c h n i c a l – M o n t h l y N e w s – June 2022 Edition – ‘Tax Developments’ for tax practitioners by a tax practitioner. Compiled by F John Morgan A member of the Victorian Bar (www.FJMtax.com) Table of Contents ______________________________________________________________________________ …
In this the Tax Institute’s Member Newsletter: TaxVine No. 17 (20.5.22), Senior Advocate, Robyn Jacobson, CTA, explains the new client verification guidelines that will impose new obligations on tax practitioners in an effort to address identity theft. Strengthening client verification What is identity theft? Identity theft is insidious. It can wreak devastating financial, social…
In the Tax Institute’s Member Newsletter: TaxVine No. 19 (3.6.22) Kym Bailey, CTA, Chair of The Tax Institute’s National Superannuation Technical Committee (Committee), recaps on the changes to superannuation effective from 1 July 2022 and summarises the key priorities for the Committee over the coming year. In the last weeks of the previous government, several superannuation changes…
In the Tax Institute’s Members Newsletter: TaxVine No. 18, their General Manager of Tax Policy and Advocacy (TPA), Scott Treatt, CTA, reflects on the outcome of the Federal election and the implications from a tax policy perspective. How is our Parliament shaping up? We now know that, not only is Anthony Albanese as Australia’s 31st…
The ‘bullets’ below shows the seats that are not up for election, under the “Continuing” column, along with those each party has won and is likely to win, according to the ABC elections computer. 40 of the 76 Senate seats are being decided at this election – 2 of 40 seats remain in doubt 2 weeks…