Tax Bites: Insights on tax developments
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<p>We explore the latest tax developments.<br><br></p><p>In this podcast series, our tax team delve into the latest developments that are likely to affect businesses functioning or actively trading.</p>
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Recent Episodes
May 12, 2026
Tax Bites EP22: 2026 Federal Budget - CGT Discount Replaced, Negative Gearing Curtailed, and Discretionary Trusts Hit with Minimum Tax
Toby Eggleston, Ryan Leslie, and Nick Heggart analyze the 2026 Federal Budget's significant changes to CGT discounts, negative gearing, and discretionary trusts, offering insights into intergenerational tax reform.
April 20, 2026
Tax Bites EP21: Exposure Draft Shock: Expanded Non Resident CGT on Land-Connected Assets and Treaty Override
Partners Toby Eggleston, Nick Heggart and Ryan Leslie discuss Treasury’s 10 April 2026 exposure draft legislation implementing and expanding the 2024 budget proposals on when non-residents pay Australian CGT. The draft materially broadens “taxable Australian real property” beyond general law real property (post the YTL and Newmont decisions) to include rights over land, contractual rights, and fixed or installed assets expected to be on land for most of their useful life (e.g., wind/solar ass...
March 30, 2026
Tax Bites EP20: Taxation of Earnouts and Contingent Consideration in M&A: TOFA, Look-Through Earnout Rules and Key Traps
Toby Eggleston and Naison Seery discuss Australian tax treatment of earnouts and contingent consideration in M&A, noting increased use to bridge valuation gaps and that outcomes depend on TOFA, deal terms, metrics and payment timing, with ATO views still being tested. They outline the ATO’s shifting historical positions on whether earnout rights are separate CGT assets, buyer cost base treatment, and potential CGT event D1 exposure. TOFA is a key starting point for large taxpayers and can...
22 total episodes available with 8 transcripts
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<p>We explore the latest tax developments.<br><br></p><p>In this podcast series, our tax team delve into the latest developments that are likely to affect businesses functioning or actively trading.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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