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ASIC Fee Increases from July 2025: Key Points for Businesses

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If you own a company or hold a business name in Australia, important changes are coming your way. From 1 July 2025, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) will increase its fees across many commonly lodged documents—including company registrations, business name renewals, and late lodgments. For many small to medium businesses—especially those managed by […]

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ATO Scrutiny of Wealthy and Private Groups for 2024–2025

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As we enter the 2024–2025 financial year, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has made it clear: privately owned and wealthy groups are in sharp focus. With increased resources dedicated to data analytics, audits, and education, businesses should take this opportunity to review their compliance strategies—before the ATO comes knocking. At Boa & Co. Chartered Accountants,

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Retirement Reboot: Key Steps Before Returning to Work

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In the past, retirement meant completely stepping away from work. But today, for many Australians—especially those from hardworking, family-oriented communities like ours—retirement is more flexible than final. In fact, over one-third of Australians aged 65–69 are still working or looking for work. Some want to stay active, some want to keep earning, and others simply

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Superannuation Strategies for the New Financial Year 2025–26

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As we step into the 2025–26 financial year, it’s time to start thinking ahead about your superannuation contributions. Whether you’re a salaried employee, business owner, or nearing retirement, understanding what you can do now can make a real difference to your long-term wealth. There are a few important changes starting from 1 July 2025—and by

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Land Tax in 2025 – State-by-State Guide for Investors

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Whether you’re new to property investment in Australia or have a growing portfolio, land tax is one of the most confusing (and often overlooked) costs. With each state having its own set of rules, rates, and thresholds, it’s no wonder many investors—local and overseas alike—find land tax overwhelming. And in 2025, the rules have shifted

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What to Know About the New Division 296 Tax on Super Funds

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With the Labor Party securing a majority in the recent election, the proposed Division 296 tax—a new superannuation tax targeting large balances—is expected to pass through Parliament with ease. Although there are still some political negotiations ahead, it’s time for individuals with higher super balances to start preparing. At Boa & Co. Chartered Accountants, we’re

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Prepare Your SMSF for EOFY: Key Steps Before 30 June 2025

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As we approach the end of the 2025 financial year, it’s time for trustees of self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) to take action. Staying on top of your SMSF obligations now can help you avoid costly mistakes, reduce your tax burden, and ensure your fund remains compliant with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). At Boa &

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New Tax Rules for Related Party Loans You Must Know

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ATO Issues New Guidance on Inbound Cross-Border Related Party Debt – Are You at Risk? As of 29 May 2025, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has released important draft guidelines that could affect many multinational companies and investors with cross-border related party loans. The new PCG 2025/D2 explains how the ATO will now evaluate the

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