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Effective tax advice is about more than meeting your compliance obligations. The right tax strategy can improve cash flow, support business growth, reduce risk and help you make confident commercial decisions.
At RSM Australia, our tax advisory specialists work closely with businesses, private clients and multinational organisations to deliver practical, commercially focused tax solutions tailored to your objectives.
The RSM international network gives you access to tax specialists with deep industry knowledge and a deep understanding of tax governance. across Australia’s trading partner countries.
Our Tax advisory practice will provide personalized services to focus on your total business picture, not just your next return. We can help you define the right overall tax position, designed to save you money in complex tax environments, while at the same time meeting your larger business goals. Since our tax solutions advisory practice takes a broad overview of a client's business, we can see opportunities that other tax consultants might miss.
How we help
Whether you're managing day-to-day tax matters or navigating a significant transaction, we help you make informed decisions with confidence.
We can assist with:
Business tax planning and transaction support
Develop proactive tax strategies that support growth, improve cash flow and maximise available tax concessions.
Tax risk management
Identify and manage tax risks while strengthening governance and meeting regulatory obligations.
International tax
Navigate cross-border tax issues, transfer pricing and international expansion with advice tailored to your global operations.
GST and indirect taxes
Manage GST, payroll tax, stamp duty and other indirect tax obligations while identifying opportunities for improved efficiency.
R&D tax incentive claims
Identify eligible activities and expenditure, prepare compliant claims and maximise available benefits.
Government grants
We help businesses identify suitable funding opportunities, assess eligibility and prepare grant applications that support innovation, investment and sustainable growth.
Global Employer Services (GES)
Supporting employers with workforce tax, payroll and global mobility solutions to reduce risk, improve compliance and navigate complex employment tax requirements.
Why choose RSM for tax advisory services?
End-to-end support - From assessing eligibility and identifying funding opportunities to preparing applications and managing compliance, we support you throughout the entire process.
Specialist technical expertise – Our team understands the technical and legislative requirements of R&D tax incentives and government grant programs, helping you navigate complex funding rules with confidence.
Commercial, practical advice – We take the time to understand your business, innovation projects and growth objectives to recommend funding opportunities that align with your commercial goals.
National reach, local relationships – With specialists across Australia and access to RSM's global network, we provide local support backed by national capability and international expertise.
Supporting a wide range of industries – We work with businesses across sectors including manufacturing, technology, agribusiness, life sciences, engineering, mining and professional services.
Commonly asked questions
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The ATO has finalised its compliance approach to thin capitalisation, with a focus on transparency and accurate reporting of debt deductions. Businesses should review their financing arrangements carefully to avoid non-compliance and penalties.
The OECD’s Pillar Two Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) rules are designed to ensure large multinationals pay a minimum level of tax, regardless of where they operate. These developments could significantly impact Australian subsidiaries of global groups.
The Productivity Commission has proposed material reforms to Australia’s corporate tax system, including measures to make it more competitive and efficient. While these changes are still under review, businesses should be mindful of potential reforms and their implications.
Yes, but strict eligibility requirements apply. Claims for overseas R&D activities must be approved by AusIndustry before the deadline, and evidence of why the activity couldn’t be conducted in Australia must be provided.
Australia’s new rules require certain multinational groups, including US-headquartered entities, to publish detailed tax and financial information publicly. This increases transparency but also places greater compliance and reputational pressures on businesses.
Strong tax governance reduces risk, improves compliance, and builds trust with regulators, investors, and the public. Companies with robust governance frameworks are also more likely to withstand ATO scrutiny.
Transfer pricing rules govern how related parties price transactions across borders. The ATO expects companies to have strong documentation and a defensible approach to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
Yes. Recent reforms have reduced some FBT record-keeping requirements, easing the compliance burden on employers. However, accurate substantiation is still necessary to support claims.
Employers who fail to meet their superannuation obligations may face significant penalties, including interest and administration fees. Understanding and staying compliant with these rules is critical to avoid costly outcomes.
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