For Australians taxed as non-residents, the two measures most headlines focus on were already withdrawn years ago, and ...

ITAT Mumbai remanded additions under normal provisions and Section 115JB after observing that provision write-back and ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is clocking it up as a major victory, but his tax package has received a mixed scorecard from the experts.

Stock market traders, especially those involved in intraday and F&O trading without a registered business, need to understand tax audit rules. Income from these activities is typically classified as ...

Labor’s controversial reform to housing investor tax benefits in Australia have passed one last hurdle.

ITAT Delhi upheld deletion of Section 56(2)(viib) addition, holding the provision applied on share allotment and the assessee could choose the Rule 11UA valuation ...

Sweeping changes to capital gains tax, negative gearing and borrowing inside self-managed super funds have left many investors confused over how they will be affected in the months ahead.

For the best part of a century, Australian property investors have enjoyed a generous tax arrangement found in few other countries: the infamous “negative gearing”. Now, sweeping reforms to limit ...

Labor’s national conference next week will ensure a tax on the resource remains on the agenda as part of a broader shift ...

The Greens pledge their support in exchange for an end to an exemption that allows self-managed super funds to borrow money to invest in residential property, and a delay on the overhaul of the NDIS.

While these ideas might have some visceral appeal, taxing producers is the opposite of a solution to a supply crisis.