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Sep 10, 2026

Crypto tax for individual investors – beware CGT on your digital assets

Bought, sold or swapped crypto this year? The ATO treats digital assets as far more than internet curiosities, and if you hold them as an investment, capital gains tax (CGT) is almost certainly part ...

Sep 10, 2026

Government funding doesn’t always mean tax-free income

Running a business that delivers services funded through a government program? There's a common misconception worth addressing. Just because the money originates from a government source, it doesn't

Sep 10, 2026 There’s more to super than your balance

When people think about superannuation, they often focus on three things: how much has been contributed, the balance in the account and how investments are performing. Those things matter. But

Aug 6, 2026

Is your mortgage offset account actually saving you money?

You set up your offset account expecting it to reduce the interest charged on your home loan. But what if it's not linked correctly, or isn't operating as intended? A recent ASIC review suggests this

Aug 6, 2026

Can you claim occupancy expenses when working from home?

The ATO has found that some taxpayers are incorrectly claiming rent, mortgage interest and other occupancy costs as part of their working from home expenses. The key to getting it right is

Aug 6, 2026 Has your business outgrown its structure?

When you first set up your business, choosing a structure was likely one of the earliest decisions you made. Whether you went with a sole trader arrangement, a partnership, a company or a trust,

Jul 9, 2026

Starting a new job? Don’t forget your super

Starting a new job brings plenty to think about. Between meeting new colleagues, learning new systems and tasks and working through the usual paperwork, your superannuation can easily slip down the

Jul 9, 2026

Small business tax time made simpler

Tax time has a habit of sneaking up when you're focused on running your business, but doing a little groundwork can save stress, reduce the risk of errors and help you check whether any concessions

Jul 9, 2026 Do you need to declare foreign income in your tax return?

Have you retired to Australia with a pension from overseas, worked overseas for part of the year, or received income from investments held in another country? If so, it's worth checking how that

Jun 7, 2026

Why your super insurance might not cover what you expect

If you have a superannuation account, there's a reasonable chance you also hold life insurance through it, possibly without realising. Almost 10 million superannuation accounts have insurance

Jun 7, 2026

Tax hacks, half-truths and what the ATO’s watching

If you have a superannuation account, there's a reasonable chance you also hold life insurance through it, possibly without realising. Almost 10 million superannuation accounts have insurance

Jun 7, 2026 Federal Budget proposes a minimum tax on discretionary trusts

As part of the 2026–2027 Federal Budget, the Government plans to introduce a new 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts from the 2028–2029 income year. If your business operates through a

Jun 2, 2026

Bramelle Partners Has Joined Multiplier Holdings

This is a big moment for Bramelle Partners, and one we are incredibly proud to share. After 13 years of building Bramelle Partners, supporting our clients and growing alongside the people and

May 30, 2026

Steve Bliim Announcement

As part of this next chapter, I would like to introduce Steve Bliim, who has joined Bramelle Partners to head up our Outsourced CFO and Advisory practice. Steve brings a level of corporate and

May 13, 2026

Federal Budget 2026: Super Related Measures

While the 2026-27 Federal Budget delivered significant personal tax changes, superannuation planning remained relatively stable with few new measures announced. Personal tax changes take

May 13, 2026

Federal Budget 2026 Personal Measures

On Tuesday 12 May 2026 the Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down the 2026-27 Federal Budget, framing some of the more significant announcements as part of a broader plan to help young Australians access

May 13, 2026

Federal Budget 2026 Business Measures

On Tuesday 12 May 2026 the Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down the 2026-27 Federal Budget, framing some of the more significant announcements as part of a broader plan to help young Australians access

May 10, 2026

Will the proposed $1,000 instant tax deduction benefit you?

You may have heard about the Federal Government's proposed $1,000 "instant" tax deduction for work-related expenses. Before you get excited about potential savings, it's worth understanding who may

May 10, 2026

Fuel tax credit rates changed from 1 April 2026

If you're a sole trader or small business owner claiming fuel tax credits, it's important to know that fuel tax credit rates have changed from 1 April 2026. While the change may seem minor, using the

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