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Taxpayer’s claim for home office and car expenses successful02/07/2025The Administrative Review Tribunal (‘ART’) recently held that a taxpayer was entitled to claim deductions for home office and car expenses incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. The taxpayer was employed full time by the ABC producing the ABC Sport Digital Radio station (‘Digital Role’) and producing ABC live sports broadcasts, mainly NRL football (‘Live Role’). During the 2021 income year, because of restrictions imposed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the taxpayer undertook all of his Digital Role from a second bedroom in his apartment (his home office) which he was renting with his wife, and he undertook most of his Live Role from the ABC’s Southbank Studios in Melbourne. The taxpayer claimed deductions for occupation expenses (being the proportion of rent for his apartment referable to the use of his home office in performing his Digital Role), and for car expenses incurred in driving between his home and the ABC studios at Southbank on days when he performed both roles. The ART allowed the taxpayer’s claims for occupation expenses in full, as the COVID-19 restrictions required him to earn most of his income at his home, and so a proportion of rent was incurred in gaining his assessable income. The ART also allowed the car expenses in full on the basis that on the days when the taxpayer “closed his laptop at home, picked up his car keys and drove to the Southbank Studios . . . he was at work the entire time and his travel was therefore ‘on work’ . . .” Please note: Many of the comments in this publication are general in nature and anyone intending to apply the information to practical circumstances should seek professional advice to independently verify their interpretation and the information’s applicability to their particular circumstances. [...]
Beware of tax advice from ‘finfluencers’02/07/2025The Tax Practitioners Board (‘TPB’) warns that the number of ‘finfluencers’ is on the rise. These are influencers who offer financial advice, including tax advice, on various social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. Unfortunately, they do not always have the necessary qualifications to give out this advice or provide all the information taxpayers need to make a fully informed decision. This can result in taxpayers suffering serious financial harm. The main way ‘finfluencers’ make their money is by getting paid by companies that want to promote their financial products through the ‘finfluencers’ social media platform. Therefore, taxpayers who are going to use someone to help them manage their tax affairs should make sure they are registered with the TPB by checking the TPB Register. [...]
TBAR for June quarter due 28 July02/07/2025All SMSFs must report relevant transfer balance account (‘TBA’) events using transfer balance account reporting (‘TBAR’). All events must be reported regardless of the member’s total superannuation balance. Editor: TBA events include starting or commuting a retirement phase pension. TBARs for the June quarter are due by 28 July 2025. If no TBA event occurred during the quarter, no lodgment is required. If an SMSF does not lodge a TBAR by the due date, it may result in compliance action and penalties and could also negatively impact a member’s TBA. [...]
Notice of data exchange for skilled visa program compliance02/07/2025The Department of Home Affairs will obtain data from the ATO to identify whether business sponsors are complying with their sponsorship obligations (e.g., paying visa holders correctly) and whether temporary skilled visa holders are complying with their visa conditions (e.g., to work only for an approved employer). The Department will provide to the ATO biographical details (including name, address and date of birth) of clients who are, or were in the three most recent financial years, holders of Skills in Demand or Temporary Skills Shortage (subclasses 457 and 482) primary visas. These details will be electronically matched against ATO data holdings. Where there is an identity match, the ATO will return Single Touch Payroll employment data for the relevant individual(s) to the Department. It is estimated that records will be shared relating to around 58,000 individuals. [...]
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