Tax tips that sound too good to be true can create problems at tax time. The ATO is closely watching risky deduction claims and omitted income, making accurate records and properly substantiated claims more important than ever.
Rejected payday super contributions must be fixed quickly. From 1 July 2026, employers will need to identify errors, update details and resubmit payments within the required timeframe to avoid potential penalties.
With the ATO able to cross-check more information than ever, good records matter. Providing the right documents upfront helps us claim what you’re entitled to and avoid issues after lodgement.
Wage rates are set to rise from 1 July 2026, with the Fair Work Commission confirming a 4.75% increase to minimum and award wages. Employers will need to review payroll settings, award rates and wage costs before the new rates take effect.
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