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Divorce, Superannuation and the Gender Divide

New legislation will help prevent superannuation assets from being hidden during divorce proceedings.
From 1 April 2022, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be able to release details of an individual’s superannuation information to a family law court.

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Divorce, Superannuation and the Gender Divide
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Recruiting new employees? The 1 November superannuation rule changes

From 1 November 2021, where an employee does not identify a superannuation fund, the employer is required to contact the ATO and request details of the employee’s existing superannuation fund or ‘stapled’ fund (the fund stapled to them).

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Recruiting new employees? The 1 November superannuation rule changes
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Victorian Government business boost announced for the extended lockdown

While Victoria is expected to remain in lockdown until the start of October, the Victorian Government will be rolling out additional financial support for the state’s small and medium businesses as they continue to grapple with the sustained impacts of lockdown restrictions.

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Victorian Government business boost announced for the extended lockdown
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Employers exempt from FBT for retraining employees

Employers who deliver training to employees who are to be made redundant will now be exempt from fringe benefits tax after the legislation passed through Parliament.

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Employers exempt from FBT for retraining employees
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Work from home expenses under scrutiny & the perils of browsing Facebook

If you worked from home during lockdown and spent money on work related items that were not reimbursed by your employer, you might be able to claim some of these expenses as a deduction – but not everything you purchase can be claimed.

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Work from home expenses under scrutiny & the perils of browsing Facebook
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ATO’s good-faith approach to crypto won’t last much longer

The ATO has upheld its good-faith approach to the accounting of cryptocurrencies, however it isn’t likely to last much longer.

For those involved in cryptocurrencies, now is the time to really pay attention to the current taxation rules before the ATO tightens enforcement of undeclared crypto assets.

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ATO’s good-faith approach to crypto won’t last much longer
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Winding-up: Simplifying small business insolvency

On 1 January 2021, new laws came into effect that introduce a new, simplified debt restructuring and liquidation framework for small business.

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Winding-up: Simplifying small business insolvency
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The JobMaker Hiring Credit

Here at Paris Financial we strive to pass useful and timely advice onto all our small business clients – that’s why we believe we are the small business tax champions!
The following is our comprehensive summary of the recently introduced JobMaker scheme. If you need any further assistance or have any queries, please contact us.

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The JobMaker Hiring Credit
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