Illegal access nets $637 million
The ATO has found $637 million of superannuation savings has left the system due to illegal early access carried out through SMSFs.
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Sharing economy reporting regime for platform operators
Individuals participating in the sharing economy should be aware that transactions for supplying taxi travel/ride sourcing and short-term accommodation are now required to be reported under the sharing economy reporting regime (SERR).
Why employee v contractor comes down to fine print
The task of worker classification has been a long-running point of contention but the Commissioner’s response to recent court cases suggests a written contract is king.
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) shifting to firmer debt collection activity
The ATO has flagged a return to more aggressive debt collection actions after seeing a trend of profitable businesses that have the capacity to pay their tax debts but are actively choosing not to do so.
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ATO’s hands tied with scrapping on-hold debts, expert says
The Tax Office lacks power under current laws to do anything about the wildly unpopular scheme despite plans to review its approach, according to a UNSW professor.
Small businesses may ‘collapse under strain of payday super’, IPA warns
Existing issues within the SG system must be rectified before the government proceeds with the new changes, the IPA says.