How To Tuesdays
Each ‘How To’ Tuesday web is designed to do exactly that – show you and your team how to deal with a specific technical issue efficiently and accurately.
In around 30 mins per session (ish), we tackle the common problem areas, demonstrate exactly how to approach the issue and get a resolution.
Companies, Dividends & Year-End Tax Planning Webinar
Maximising opportunities, eliminating risks and getting the process right.
The corporate tax system and franking rules are complex, and changes in recent years have made this area more difficult to deal with in practice.
The Companies, Dividends & Year-End Tax Planning Webinar focuses specifically on dividend payment issues with the aim of ensuring that your clients are following the right procedures and are getting the tax treatment right.
Thursday, 22 May 2025
Div 7A: The Bendel case and ATO targets
The right process for managing Division 7A problems from the outset
The Division 7A: The Bendel case and ATO targets webinar focuses on the Division 7A issues that cause the most problems, including loans to related entities and integrity rules around repayments. We explain how to identify Division 7A issues and what needs to be done to prevent clients from being taxed on deemed unfranked dividends. The small details can make a big difference to the tax treatment.
With the ATO losing its appeal in the Bendel case we also look at what this means for unpaid distributions owing to corporate beneficiaries and the practical issues that flow from this case.
Thursday, 8 May 2025
Election 2025 |
The state of play
The Labor Party has formed government, securing a majority in the House of Representatives in its own right. In the Senate, Labor is poised to gain an additional 3 seats in the half senate election. As such, Labor has control of the House but will continue to need support to pass legislation through the Senate.
We look at the promises made, and the unfinished business left over from the last term.
Election 2025: The state of play
April 2025 Round Up | What the ATO says you should do with the Bendel case
