Tax Talks

The timing of the declaration of trust over the LRBA property is crucial. Here is Geoff Stein of BWS Laywers with more.

In episode 287, we discussed intellectual property as such. In this episode Melissa McGrath of Coleman Greig Lawyers in Sydney will talk about the taxation of IP.

Intellectual property is a right. It is only property as such to the extent you have a right to it. Here is Melissa McGrath with more.

How to you expand into New Zealand? What GST and income tax implications does this have? Here is Mike Reddy of NZTax.com.au.

What happens to your tax position when you expand overseas? This is what Clint Harding of Arnold Bloch Leibler in Sydney will discuss with you in this episode.

Investing in overseas shares through a company can result in withholding tax leakage as Clint Harding of Arnold Block Leibler will tell you.

How do you do an accounting podcast? Dan Osborne and Tim Garth of 'The Two Drunk Accountants' tell you in this episode.

In some ways CATS Accountants is just a normal practice with a turnover of $1m. But in other ways they are quite unique and unusual.

You probably have clients who pay or receive child support and hence ask you for advice. Simon Bacon of Manby & Scott is a family law lawyer specialising in child support arrangements, so perfect to ask how child support works, how it is calculated and paid and how you can or can’t influence the amount.

How do you treat the US stimulus cheques in Australian tax returns? Seth Hertz of US Expat Tax in Sydney will give you the answer.

Property development within an SMSF can be done but is fraught with danger as Bryce Figot of DBA Lawyers will tell you.

Is it always true that losses need an FTE? Let's talk about when an FTE makes sense and when it doesn't.

In this episode Paul Mackenroth of Cleary Hoare in Brisbane goes through ten of your testamentary trust questions.

Finally, the last episode for 2020 - the Top 10 Podcasts for Australian Accountants 2021.

There has been a significant testamentary trust law change affecting how distributions to minors are taxed. Paul Mackenroth of Cleary Hoare in Brisbane will discuss with you what this exactly means.

Will going AWOL save you money? What happens when your company keeps trading but ignores all ASIC and tax debts?

Tax software doesn't get much limelight. But in this episode with Alan Fitzgerald it will.

Director penalty notices - in short DPN - are the ATO's tax collection tool of last resort to get what they are owed - by going straight for a director's personal assets. Damien Lehmann of Andreyev Lawyers will tell you more.

If you look at the work done in your practice, chances are trusts - especially discretionary trusts - take up a disproportionate amount of time. So let’s talk with Angelique Faes of Class Trust about trust reporting, the pain points and how Class Trust is trying to alleviate those pain points.

Does size matter? Does it matter whether capital is paid in or not? And who is responsible for substantiating the claim of capital profits reserves and capital losses carryforward? These are just some of the questions Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney will discuss with you.

What is the difference between company constitutions and shareholder agreements? Should you just have one or do you need both? Why do you need a constitution in the first place? These are just some of the many questions Damien Lehmann of Andreyev Lawyers in Sydney will discuss with you in this episode.

In this episode Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney will discuss 3 ways to save land tax.

How do you tell whether somebody is an intern or employee? Where does an intern stop and employee start? In this episode James True of LegalVision in Sydney will discuss the details with you.

In this episode Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney will discuss ways with you to reduce stamp duty.

Any company can do a share buyback. The question is just whether it should. Here is Emily Pritchard of ACIS with more.