We are pleased to supply you with the latest edition of Client Alert, which contains information on a number of important developments up to and including 25 September 2026.
- Working overseas doesn’t automatically make you a tax non-resident – A recent Federal Court case shows that even a lengthy overseas work assignment may not end Australian tax residency if you still have significant ties to Australia.
- Crypto tax for individual investors: beware CGT on your digital assets – If you invest in crypto, selling, swapping or exchanging digital assets can trigger CGT, and the ATO’s data-matching program means accurate record-keeping and reporting are more important than ever.
- Fuel tax credits: are you using the right rate? – Fuel tax credit rates changed again in August 2026. If your business claims fuel tax credits, make sure you’re using the correct rate for the date the fuel was acquired.
- Drawing on super doesn’t necessarily mean stopping work – If you’re a self-funded retiree, your earnings from work may not be restricted in the way you think.
- A little about account-based pensions – Account-based pensions are a common way to draw an income from super in retirement, but it’s important to understand how they work and seek advice before making decisions.
Please contact us if you wish to discuss how the points raised in Client Alert specifically affect you.
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Please contact us if you wish to discuss how the points raised in Client Alert specifically affect you.