Mark Rogerson, Author at Rogerson Kenny Business Accountants

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Key strategies to reduce tax in your business

By Mark RogersonTax Planning and Minimisation, Income Tax Planning

Key Strategies to Reduce Tax in Your Business for 2024 Legally minimising tax obligations for your business and through your wider business structure group/family structure is something that every business...

May 16, 2022

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Downsizer Contributions

By Mark RogersonContributions, SMSF

From 1 July 2018, Australians aged 65 years of age or older are able to make a $300,000 “downsizer contribution” into their superannuation fund, per person, from the sale proceeds...

November 12, 2018

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Agency Relationship and GST on Disbursements – Legal Practices

By Mark RogersonGST, Tax Knowledge

It is common for legal practitioners to seek reimbursement for costs, in addition to the charge for services. However, the GST treatment of such reimbursements depends on the nature of...

September 7, 2018

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Tax treatment of long-term construction contracts

By Mark RogersonProperty

The Commissioner of Taxation recently released a taxation ruling, TR 2018/3, which provides guidance on reporting profits derived and losses incurred from long-term construction contracts. While the understandings are not...

July 6, 2018

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