Research and insights

Published research, policy analysis and practical context for cross-border tax questions.

Jurisdiction: Australia

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• How the Non-Resident CGT Reforms Could Affect Foreign Owners of Australian Assets — Budget-announced changes to the foreign resident CGT regime—coming into effect from 1 July 2025—alter who pays CGT in Australia and under what rules for indirect asset sales.
• Getting Ahead in Australia: Tax Planning for PAYDAY SUPER([softwaredevelopers.ato.gov.au](https://softwaredevelopers.ato.gov.au/PaydaySuper?utm_source=openai)) — With Payday Super now effective from 1 July 2026, employers must adjust payroll, reporting and payment systems immediately to stay compliant and avoid penalties.
• Residency Tests and Digital Nomads: Minimising Surprise Tax Liabilities — If you work remotely or split time between countries, understanding Australia’s residency tests can help you manage global income and CGT exposure.
• Foreign Resident Capital Gains Tax: What Property Investors Need to Know — Recent CGT proposals aim to broaden who pays tax in Australia; if you’re a foreign owner or considering property investment, these changes could reshape your obligations.
• Navigating Payday Super: How Employers Should Prepare from 1 July 2026 — With the introduction of Payday Super, Australia is shifting superannuation contributions from quarterly to per-payday payments—a major change that demands action from employers now.
• 2026-27 Australian Tax Compliance Spotlight: Taskforce Funding & TPB Reforms — Recent Australian tax compliance changes include extended funding for the Tax Avoidance Taskforce and new reforms to TPB sanctions and registration, affecting practitioners and large taxpayer transparency.
• How Dynamic PAYGI Will Transform Business Cash Flow Planning — From July 2027, PAYG instalments in Australia will shift from fixed estimates to “real-time” performance-based calculations, offering businesses more flexibility but requiring stronger financial systems.
• Entity Setup: Choosing the Right Structure for SMEs Under New ATO Reform Environment — With reforms like Payday Super, Dynamic PAYGI, and changing tax rates, choosing the right business structure in Australia is more critical than ever—here’s a practical guide.
• How Digital Nomads Should Navigate Australian Tax—Residency, Work-Source, and Super — If you’re a digital nomad working in or from Australia, understanding your tax obligations—from residency to super—can save you from unexpected surprises.
• Mastering Payday Super: What Employers and Employees Must Know — From 1 July 2026, Australia’s “Payday Super” reforms mean superannuation contributions must be made every payday—not quarterly. Here’s how to comply and avoid costly mistakes.
• Strategic Planning to Benefit from the New GDP Adjustment for PAYG & GST — The GDP uplift factor rising to 5% changes instalment calculations under PAYG and GST—smart planning now protects cash flow and avoids surprises at lodgement.
• Navigating CRS Schema Version 3.0: Guide for Financial Institutions & Developers — The ATO’s adoption of CRS Schema Version 3.0 by Jan 2027 introduces new reporting standards for financial institutions—ensuring readiness now saves trouble later.
• Payday Super Is Here: What Employers Need to Do Now — Australia’s super guarantee system has transformed—employers must now pay super each payday with stricter timing and reporting rules.
• Compliance Alert: Dynamic PAYG Instalments & New ATO Reporting Changes — Australia’s PAYG instalments system is evolving: real-time business performance data and monthly reporting are coming. Businesses must prepare now for compliance to avoid surprises in 2027.
• Entity Setup in Australia: Choosing Between Company, Trust, or Sole Trader — Selecting the right entity early can save you thousands—how structure impacts liability, tax rates, and growth for startups and high-net-worth ventures.
• Digital Nomads & Australia: Residency Rules, Tax Implications & Practical Tips — Understanding Australia’s multi-factor residency test can be a make-or-break issue for digital nomads—get it right to avoid double tax, seize deductions, and keep your status clear.
• Entity Setup in Australia: Choosing Between Pty Ltd, Trusts or Sole Trader — Set up your business structure wisely—different entities mean different tax, liability and compliance implications in Australia. This guide helps you compare options and decide what’s best for you.
• Tax Residency in Australia for Digital Nomads: Stay Inside the Rules — For remote workers, consultants, and seasonal travellers, understanding Australia’s tax residency tests is critical—your status impacts CGT, Medicare levy, and reporting obligations.
• Mastering Payday Super in Australia: What Employers Need to Know — Australia’s move to Payday Super makes super contributions due whenever you pay your employees, not just quarterly. Here’s how to stay compliant, avoid penalties, and manage the transition effectively.
• Entity Setup: Choosing the Right Structure in Australia for Remote/Digital Nomad Income — Remote workers and digital nomads must pick the proper entity type in Australia to manage tax exposure, residency, and global income. Here's a guide and decision matrix.