New parents, TAFE and university students, and future homebuyers are the winners in this year's Budget, but who misses out?
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Paid parental leave, childcare subsidies and cheaper scripts on the PBS - next week is Labor's first Federal Budget, and here's what's in it for you.
Each year millions of Australians lodge their annual tax return, but one group is most likely to lodge a formal complaint with the ATO.
There is one bill Aussies won't skip, borrowing power plunges 20%, and inflation figures to be updated monthly. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Thinking of buying an electric car? There could be big savings ahead, after the government introduced a bill to exempt some EVs from fringe benefits tax.
In most cases, when a person dies, their super will be paid to their nominated beneficiary. But is a super death benefit taxed?
Dobbing may be un-Australian but not, it seems, when it comes to tax cheats, with the ATO receiving 43,000 tip-offs about potential tax dodgers.
Used car prices have skyrocketed, leaving many Aussies drastically under-insured, and one in two property investors fail to plan. Here's what you've missed.
It's only July and already the ATO has refunded more than $5.7 billion to more than 2 million Aussies. So how much can you expect to get back?
The average Aussie receives a $2800 tax refund, and money in the bank is going backward, so how can you best invest it?
