Generational succession - handing your business across to your kids or family - sounds simple enough but, many families end up in a dispute right at the point when the parents, business, and children are most vulnerable.

The great wealth transfer from the baby boomer generation has begun and home ownership is the catalyst.

The ATO is cracking down on business owners who take money or use company resources for themselves.

The Administrative Appeals Tribunal ('AAT') recently held that a taxpayer was liable to pay excess concessional contributions tax in relation to contributions made on his behalf by his employer.

The Serious Financial Crime Taskforce ('SFCT') is warning businesses about using illegal financial arrangements such as 'false invoicing' to cheat the tax and super systems. False invoicing arrangements may consist of the following:

Faced with tough times, some people may be thinking about accessing their super early.

Taxpayers should be aware that some natural disaster relief payments are not taxable.

The Government has urged Australians to be vigilant regarding scammers who target ATO log-in details to commit tax fraud.

When did you last check your Australian Business Number (ABN) details on the Australian Business Register (ABR)? If you’re not sure