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The noisy political war over the Labor’s new super tax laws is raging again, but a quieter battle is being fought for ways to beat them.

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Social media is helping the Australian Taxation Office catch tax cheats through community whistleblowers and the agency isn't discouraging it.

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Currently, any taxable entity can deduct SIC and GIC charges from their income. However, a federal government working group is planning to change that.
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Bluesky is a fast-growing microblogging platform like X. If social media is part of your marketing strategy, now is the time to check it out.
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Australian business and tax software providers are taking a growing interest in using AI, according to the Australian Taxation Office.
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Employers will have to lodge super contributions into funds sooner under payday super reform changes from July 1, 2026, or face extra charges and penalties.
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The Australian government's plan for Artificial Intelligence regulation would make guardrails mandatory for applications considered to be “high-risk”.