Millions of Australians are gearing up to lodge their 2025-26 tax return on July 1, but rushing in could delay your refund. The ATO says taxpayers should wait until late July, when income statements are marked "tax ready" and pre-fill data has been ...
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Tax time is almost here, and many Australians could be missing out on hundreds of dollars in legitimate tax deductions. From sunscreen and sunglasses to handbags, conferences and overtime meals, some work-related expenses can be surprisingly easy to ...
Some Australians have fallen so far behind on their tax returns that they've built up a backlog stretching 20 years. Yet many people who finally catch up discover they're actually owed money and have been missing out on tax refunds worth hundreds ...
Millions of small businesses and start-ups will be shielded from Labor's controversial capital gains tax changes after the government unveiled major concessions following industry backlash. Around 2.7 million Australian businesses are set to avoid ...
HSBC Australia has been fined $35 million after customers lost more than $23 million in scams linked to widespread failures in the bank's scam detection and response systems. In a landmark Federal Court ruling, Justice Bennett found the bank's ...
Australians withdrew more than $817.6 million from their super funds for dental treatment alone last financial year, as regulators warn some dentists and doctors are encouraging patients to tap their retirement savings to pay for treatment. Health and ...
Pauline Hanson this week used her National Press Club address to outline a vision for Australia centred on more mining, more energy production, faster project approvals and less regulation. While the political debate will focus on immigration, culture ...
Many Australians assume they'll keep the assets they brought into a relationship, that joint debts stay with the person who incurred them, or that an ex can't empty a shared bank account. In reality, some of the most common assumptions about ...
Surgeons are earning more than $500,000 a year, Grill'd is being sued over a donation campaign, and shoppers are being warned about EOFY sales traps. Here are five stories you may have missed this week. Australia's top earners aren't CEOs New ...
Cashing in bottles and cans is quietly becoming one of Australia's most common side hustles, and for some, it's helping cover the basics. In my street, it's visible every fortnight. An elderly man moves silently between bins at night, collecting ...
