We have updated our software in September with increased usability and some new features. September updates now live: Tax Agent Directory – Now includes office locator. TaxFitness Newsletter – Practices can now personalise the newsletter by adding their own content (if they wish). My Subscribers migrated to My Clients – Practices need only maintain…
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The TaxFitness strategy database has 2 new tax planning strategies; Tax Strategy 224 – Employee Remuneration Trusts. Tax Strategy 226 – West State Super & Gold State Super Contributions.
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Highlights from our first 5 months 173 accountants have used the TaxFitness software to produce 790 Tax Plans. Phase 2 software upgrade completed. (Phase 3 & 4 is in development bringing more automation and ease of use). Over 200 tax agents and accountants now use our website as a tax planning resource every week. …
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Each of our 225 tax planning strategies have now been updated to include relevant ATO legislation, cases, tax rulings, and ATO Interpretative decisions.
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A New Tax Planning strategy has been added to our database – Residential Property Transferred to SMSF by Related Party. This strategy details the circumstances under which a taxpayer can transfer a residential rental property to their SMSF without breaching section 66 of the SIS Act. Strategy contributed by Vince Tomazin, Mt Lawley, WA.
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Darren Gleeson’s new book ‘Tax Planning Made Simple’ is now available for purchase from Vivid Publishing. Tax Planning Made Simple breaks the tax planning process down into six easy steps. Each step is detailed with instructions, guidance, examples, resources and templates so you can start providing expert tax planning services to your clients. It is…
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We have added four new strategies to our Tax Planning Strategy Database as a result of the 2017 Federal Budget. First home deposit scheme Super contributions from downsizing Managed investment trusts investing in affordable housing 60% CGT discount for affordable housing investments. Learn more about the new budget at Budget 2017-2018.
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We aim to create Australia’s largest and most comprehensive Tax Strategy Database, and we want your help to do it. As tax planners we want the largest database possible as that provides us with more ‘tools’ to help our clients legally save more tax. If you know of any good tax strategies that are…
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After 12 months of development our TaxFitness software was launched on Monday 20th February 2017. We are now working on the following software and product enhancements: Upgrading the visual presentation of the Tax Planning Report cover to make it remarkable. Integrating the Client Mud Map form into the software and Tax Planning Report. Tax Planning…
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This strategy involves directing business or investment income across to a taxpayer’s loss-company or trust. Loss companies and trusts are entities that have either unapplied revenue tax losses or capital losses. These losses may have been incurred as the result of previously operating a business at a loss or having investment losses on shares…
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