Tax compliance

A 360 degreeapproach to tax compliance

In today's corporate environment, there is more to tax than just structuring. Failure to comply and manage tax obligations could result in unexpected penalties and additional tax.

That's why we never understate the importance of tax compliance. We ensure our clients meet these obligations and the deadlines that come with them.

International companies on the other hand need more than just local tax compliance assistance - they require multi-jurisdictional assistance.

At RSM, together with our RSM International network, we can manage these mutli-national tax compliance requirements in a co-ordinated manner.

RSM's tax compliance services include:

income tax return preparation and review
fringe benefits tax return preparation and review
pay-roll tax advice and return preparation
superannuation guarantee advice
deferred tax computations and preparation of tax notes for financial statements in accordance with IFRS
transfer pricing benchmarking studies and documentation
secondment of tax professionals to assist in-house finance divisions
co-ordination of global tax compliance requirements
revenue authority representation - audits, investigations, negotiations, settlements

Danette Cheung
National Head of Tax
T: +61 2 8226 4500

[email protected]

Significant uncertainty remains after Guardian appeal decision narrows application of Section 100A

On 24 January 2023, the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia handed down its decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Guardian AIT Pty Ltd ATF Australian Investment Trust [2023] FCAFC 3, dismissing the Commissioner’s appeal from the Federal Court decision1 insofar as it related to section 100A of the Income Tax A

Payroll tax update for Queensland medical centres – the first domino to fall?

On 22 December 2022, the Queensland Commissioner of State Revenue (the “Commissioner”) issued a significant payroll tax ruling covering payments made under common medical practice arrangements, Public Ruling PTA 000.6.1[1] (the “Ruling”).

Electric car FBT bill passes both houses

On 28 November 2022, the Treasury Laws Amendment (Electric Car Discount) Bill 2022 (the “Bill”) finally passed Houses of Parliament, rendering its enactment a mere formality.

Late tax return lodgment could result in ABN cancellation

On 1 November 2022, Treasury commenced consultation on proposed amendments that would provide additional grounds for the cancellation of an entity’s Australian Business Number (ABN).

Draft legislation introduced: 120% deduction for skills training and technology

Treasury has released draft legislation that will introduce a “Skills and Training boost” and a “Technology Investment Boost” to help support small businesses.

Submissions on multinational tax reform close today - could one proposed reform have unintended consequences?

Ahead of submissions closing today (2 September) on the Australian Government’s multinational tax reform package,

Government priorities for further counteraction of perceived multinational tax avoidance

Documents recently issued by the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) and Treasury have shed light on potential design features of the Government’s Plan to Ensure Multinationals Pay Their Fair Share of Tax (the “Plan”), particularly in relation to the ‘tax havens integr

Updated ATO Guidance on Division 7A

TD 2022/11 was published on 13 July 2022 and provides details on the ATO’s approach on how Division 7A may be applicable when a corporate beneficiary is entitled to trust income from 1 July 2022.

Family Law & Tax Advice – Tall Buildings

Family Law & Tax Advice – End of Financial Year Actions

The end of the financial year is fast approaching, highlighting some important tax compliance and administration matters that may have a significant impact on family law and tax matters.

Part 1: Interest Withholding Tax

In this five part series, Belinda Crowley (Corporate Tax, Brisbane) will be taking us through important tax topics and their potential impacts on your business.

Tax effective financing options for machinery purchases

Tax planning should be a top priority for the 2022 year in light of WA’s record harvest and expected higher profits. So if you're planning to purchase machinery in the near future for your business, you might want to consider these tax effective financing options.

Should I develop property as a partnership or a joint venture?

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Tax compliance

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RSM's tax compliance services include:

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Significant uncertainty remains after Guardian appeal decision narrows application of Section 100A

Payroll tax update for Queensland medical centres – the first domino to fall?

Electric car FBT bill passes both houses

Late tax return lodgment could result in ABN cancellation

Draft legislation introduced: 120% deduction for skills training and technology

Submissions on multinational tax reform close today - could one proposed reform have unintended consequences?

Government priorities for further counteraction of perceived multinational tax avoidance

Updated ATO Guidance on Division 7A

Family Law & Tax Advice – End of Financial Year Actions

Part 1: Interest Withholding Tax

Tax effective financing options for machinery purchases

Should I develop property as a partnership or a joint venture?

Temporary Full Expensing – Impacts for Small to Medium Enterprise

Rapid Antigen Tests – Tax deductibility myths debunked

Modern Manufacturing Initiative (MMI) | Round 2 (Translation)

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