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Jun 2022
15m 12s

Crackdown on "washing machine' payments ...

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The Australian Tax Office has issued warnings that it intends to crackdown on "washing machine" payments from family trusts to beneficiaries. And the head Treasury, Dr Stephen Kennedy, indicated in a recent speech that there should by closer scrutiny of tax planning by individuals and businesses. Is copious tax plann ... Show More
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