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Australian Tax

Is Tax Residency the same as Citizenship?

Why is it important to determine your Tax Residency? Australia’s tax laws treat Australian residents and Non-Resident differently.  Australian tax residents are generally taxed on all of their worldwide income.  Non-Australian tax residents are only taxed on income from Australia.  Hence determining your tax resident status correctly will prevent accidental tax evasion or overpayment of […]

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Tax residency and why people should be aware of this

Some of the high-net-worth clients we have served have misconceptions about international tax regulations, believing that as long as they do not reside in any country for 183 days or more, they will not be considered tax residents. Determining tax residency is a highly complex process and the 183-day rule is only a preliminary criterion.

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What Are the Tax Consequences of Changing Trustees?

A trustee is the legal entity that holds the assets of a trust. Trustees have significant power as they have the authority to distribute trust income, sometimes at their own discretion. Throughout the life of the trust, there may be circumstances which require you to change the trustee controlling the trust. This article sets out

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Rental Property Tax Deductions Checklist

Deductible Expenses Fees for bookkeeping services, accountants, and accounting software Renting out the property is advertised Agent commissions and fees for property management Bank fees for accounts used for paying bills and collecting rent Fees for body corporate (excl special purpose levy contributions for improvements, initial repairs) Borrowing costs, such as broker commissions, valuation fees,

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Three Tax Tips Must Know When Trading Crypto

Under Corporation Act 2001 (Cth), Cryptocurrency is categorised as a financial product. If you’ve bought, sold, or traded any goods in cryptocurrency you have a tax obligation to retain the record. Cryptocurrencies are also known as virtual currencies or digital currencies. There are many different types of cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Tether, Ether, and so

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