Australians eager to get tax refunds shunning accountants may be leaving money with the tax man
Clouds on the horizon raise the risk of buying high and selling low
Anything you buy which enables you to earn an income can be claimed.
Australia's politicians receive 15 times more allowances than the average taxpayer and they claim 12 times as much in tax deductions,ATO data reveals.
The workers most likely to negatively gear are among the highest earning,but you might be surprised to find out how common it also is in your profession.
Labor's plan to limit tax deductibility of the costs of tax advice has antagonised the professional bodies representing accountants.
CBA has settled a long-running dispute with the ATO over about $100 million in claims it had made for public support for research development.
Hungary's anti-immigration Prime Minister said the government would increase financial aid and subsidies for families in a bid to boost the population.
Labor has slammed the use of tax rules on property and share dividends to offer"welfare for the wealthy.
Labor is considering forcing out poorly performing super funds or forcing small funds to merge if it wins the next federal election.
Investment company sells of a big slice of heavyweight miner Rio Tinto and trims BHP holdings to capture franking credits for shareholders.