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New ATO 'Verify Call' Feature: Instant Protection Against Phone Scams
The ATO has launched a new Verify Call feature in its app, allowing Australians to instantly confirm whether a phone call is genuinely from the ATO.
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The ATO Targets FBT on Work Vehicles: Don't Let Assumptions Cost You
The ATO is increasing scrutiny on FBT for work vehicles. Understand exemptions, record-keeping requirements, and how to avoid costly compliance mistakes.
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What the New Div 296 Tax Means for Individuals with Large Super Balances
Division 296 tax will impact Australians with large super balances from 1 July 2026. This guide explains how it works, key thresholds and what to consider early.
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Home-Based Business CGT Rules Australia - ATO Active Asset Test & Main Residence Exemption Explained
The ATO has clarified that limited home-based business use does not automatically qualify a property for small business CGT concessions. Understanding how the active asset test interacts with the main residence exemption is critical when selling your home in Australia.
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Electric Car Discounts Under Review: What It Means for Your Business
Australia’s electric car tax discount is under review. While no immediate changes are proposed, businesses and employees should understand the current concessions, risks and timing considerations.
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AI Tax Tips: Helpful Shortcut or Costly Trap?
AI tools can explain tax concepts, but relying on them for decisions can lead to audits, penalties and costly mistakes. Here’s where AI helps—and where it can hurt.
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Unlocking Tax Savings: Can Your MBA (or Other Studies) Pay Off at Tax Time?
MBA and postgraduate study costs can be tax-deductible, but only when strict ATO criteria are met. This article explains how deductibility works, what evidence you need, and when self-education claims are allowed.
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When medical bills meet tax rules - Lessons from a heartbreaking case
A recent tribunal decision confirms that most medical treatments are private expenses and not deductible, even for disability pension recipients. Learn the nexus test, common pitfalls, and planning tips before you claim.
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