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JUL
25
Just Married: How to Fill Out Your W-4
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Meghen Ponder
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JUL
25
Big life events often trigger tax changes, and getting married is one of them. Though often overlooked, one of the […] The post Just Married: How to Fill Out Your W-4 appeared first on .
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JUL
24
5 Self-Employed IRS Tax Forms
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TaxAct
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JUL
24
Updated for tax year 2025. If you’re even a moderately successful freelancer, you likely know must file a tax return […] The post 5 Self-Employed IRS Tax Forms appeared first on .
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JUL
24
Comprehensive Guide to Filing Taxes as a Gig Worker
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Meghen Ponder
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JUL
24
Welcome to the exciting world of the gig economy, where flexibility meets opportunity — and more tax obligations. The gig […] The post Comprehensive Guide to Filing Taxes as a Gig Worker appeared first on .
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JUL
23
How to Claim the EV Tax Credit
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Meghen Ponder
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JUL
23
Updated for tax year 2025. Did you purchase an electric vehicle (EV) recently? Many EVs, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), […] The post How to Claim the EV Tax Credit appeared first on .
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JUL
22
Know More About Tax Deductions and Credits
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TaxAct
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JUL
22
Updated for tax year 2025. You’ve probably heard the phrase, “You can deduct that,” a lot around tax season. But […] The post Know More About Tax Deductions and Credits appeared first on .
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JUL
24
How CFOs in tech are transforming indirect tax to a strategic asset
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emilyhorton
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JUL
24
As a tax, finance, or IT leader seeking to execute effectively and add strategic value in indirect tax and e-invoicing, … The post How CFOs in tech are transforming indirect tax to a strategic asset appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
24
5 ways ERP consultants benefit corporate tax teams
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kayla.malone@thomsonreuters.com
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JUL
24
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems have become the backbone of modern corporate tax departments, enabling seamless integration across finance, accounting, … The post 5 ways ERP consultants benefit corporate tax teams appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
23
Transforming tax preparation: How SurePrep revolutionized this CPA firm
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alaina.bergen@thomsonreuters.com
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JUL
23
Jump to ↓ The challenge: Time-consuming, manual data entry The solution: SurePrep for scan, organize, review The transformation: Key outcomes … The post Transforming tax preparation: How SurePrep revolutionized this CPA firm appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
23
5 signs your tax department needs an agility makeover
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emilyhorton
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JUL
23
In business, “agility” isn’t just about speed and flexibility—it’s about developing and maintaining a proactive, responsive approach to the management … The post 5 signs your tax department needs an agility makeover appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
23
One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Changes, challenges and opportunites
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adam.gleason@thomsonreuters.com
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JUL
23
Jump to ↓ Key provisions and changes Challenges and opportunities for tax professionals Planning opportunities Key takeaways from the One … The post One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Changes, challenges and opportunites appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
23
Why firms are choosing CoCounsel as their AI tax assistant
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alaina.bergen@thomsonreuters.com
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JUL
23
Jump to ↓ The problem: Tax professionals buried in busy work The solution: Agentic AI handles routine tasks The transformation: … The post Why firms are choosing CoCounsel as their AI tax assistant appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
23
How to navigate indirect tax challenges in the tech sector
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emilyhorton
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JUL
23
What’s truly holding back automation of indirect tax in the Tech sector? If your team often feels stuck in reactive … The post How to navigate indirect tax challenges in the tech sector appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
22
AI agents versus RPA: A guide for accountants
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Abby Colson
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JUL
22
As more automation capabilities are woven into tax and accounting firm workflows, robotic process automation (RPA) and more recently, agentic … The post AI agents versus RPA: A guide for accountants appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
22
Retroactive tax law for tips and overtime demands immediate action, payroll expert cautions
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Mark Kelleher
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JUL
22
The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (P.L. 119-21), signed into law on July 4, 2025, introduces two major tax deductions … The post Retroactive tax law for tips and overtime demands immediate action, payroll expert cautions appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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JUL
22
EWA CEO on regulatory trends and on-demand pay’s workplace value
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Mark Kelleher
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JUL
22
As more states move to regulate earned wage access (EWA), providers are adjusting to a shifting legal and operational environment. … The post EWA CEO on regulatory trends and on-demand pay’s workplace value appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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The Future of BEAT
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Alan Cole, Patrick Dunn
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Even when international relations are frayed, there is value in finding ways to combat corporate profit shifting while also fostering a healthy commercial atmosphere and positive trade relations.
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Will Trump Accounts Actually Help Families Save?
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Alex Muresianu, Kyle Hulehan, Dan Carvajal
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Who are Trump Accounts really for, and will they actually help families save? With yet another savings vehicle added to an already confusing system, do these accounts solve a real problem—or just add more complexity?
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One US Tax Policy OECD Countries Should Copy
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Cristina Enache
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Rather than adopt temporary policies that phase out and expire, policymakers should focus their efforts on long-term reforms to support investment.
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FAQ: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Tax Changes
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Garrett Watson
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Our experts explain how this major tax legislation may affect you and how policymakers can better improve the tax code.
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Washington Commanders Stadium Subsidy Is a Billion-Dollar Fumble
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Adam Hoffer
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This past spring, DC taxpayers were sidelined when the Washington Commanders announced that city aid would help fund a new stadium on the site of the vacant RFK Stadium. The $4 billion deal will be offset by a staggering $1.15 billion in public revenue.
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The OBBBA Gets Expensing Right. States Should Follow Suit.
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Jared Walczak
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However states choose to respond to other tax provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, they should conform to the pro-growth provisions, which represent a marked improvement in the corporate tax code.
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Sales Tax Holidays by State, 2025
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Katherine Loughead, Brayden Myers
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However well-intended they may be, sales tax holidays remain the same as they always have been—ineffective and inefficient.
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Trump’s Next Task Is Turning ‘Beautiful Bill’ Into Economic Boon
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Daniel Bunn
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The administration has a strong desire to boost manufacturing investment and there are many provisions in the new tax bill that support this aim. But the administration’s erratic trade policy is driving up the costs of key inputs that manufacturers rely on to build things in the US.
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One Big Beautiful Bill Does Better with Permanence, but Is Still Full of Temporary Provisions
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Alex Muresianu, Sam Cluggish
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Several major new tax breaks are scheduled to expire at the end of 2028, setting the stage for another tax fight to either extend them or allow them to expire.
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Oklahoma Continues to Pursue Pro-Growth Tax Reforms, but the Job Is Not Done
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Manish Bhatt
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Oklahoma can continue to enhance its competitiveness by pursuing a variety of reforms to the corporate and individual income tax, but it should avoid policies that would negatively impact the economy, like enacting a wholesale elimination of the property tax.
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JUL
24
Crypto Still Taxed as Property Despite the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Bill
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Robert Green
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JUL
24
With the July 2025 enactment of the GENIUS Act and the House’s passage of the CLARITY Bill (pending in the Senate), the U.S. crypto regulatory framework is undergoing rapid evolution. Yet for traders and investors, one central question remains: Has the IRS changed how crypto is taxed? Short answer: Not generally. The IRS continues to […]
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JUL
09
OBBBA Trader Tax Update: 2025 Law Secures Key Provisions for Traders
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Robert Green
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JUL
09
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), passed in July 2025, delivers lasting clarity for traders and small business owners by locking in and expanding many tax reforms from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). OBBBA makes permanent or extends favorable provisions that benefit traders eligible for trader tax status (TTS) and Section […]
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JUL
03
Final Tax Reform Bill Preserves SALT and PTET Deductions for Traders and Professionals
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Robert Green
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JUL
03
Traders and professionals win as Congress drops PTET restrictions and expands the SALT cap in final tax deal. After weeks of deliberation, revisions, and intense advocacy, the Senate and House have passed the final version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA, H.R. 1), sending it to President Trump for signature on Independence Day. […]
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JUL
03
Senate Tax Bill Preserves SALT Workaround for Traders and SSTBs
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Robert Green
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JUL
03
Update July 3: Final Tax Reform Bill Preserves SALT and PTET Deductions for All Pass-Throughs House and Senate agree on a $40,000 SALT cap for 2025 and maintain full PTET deduction access. In a fast-track move to finalize tax reform before the July 4 recess, the House on July 3 passed the Senate’s July 1 […]
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MAY
30
Washington’s B&O Tax Targets Traders After New Ruling
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Robert Green
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MAY
30
With the Antio court decision and HB 2081 now law, day traders may be pulled into Washington’s business tax system. Before tax year 2025, traders considered their personal and trading entity accounts exempt from Washington State Business & Occupancy (B&O) tax, a revenue-based tax on businesses. What’s New Lots have changed, and we are tackling […]
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MAY
29
House Bill Targets SALT Cap Workarounds and PTET Deduction for Traders and Service Professionals
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Robert Green
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MAY
29
A Renewed Blow in the SALT Wars and a Wake-Up Call for High-Income Professionals My parents once gave me a binary career choice: become a doctor or a lawyer. I took the road less traveled and became a CPA. While they respected my choice, none of us anticipated that the government would gradually single out […]
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MAR
30
Tax Extensions 2024: 12 Tips To Save You Money by April 15, 2025
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Robert Green
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MAR
30
Individual tax returns for 2024 are due April 15, 2025, but many active traders won’t be ready to file on time. Brokers often issue corrected 1099-Bs close to the deadline, and partnerships and S-Corps filing by March 17, 2025, may not deliver K-1s until after April 15. Add to that the complexity of wash sale […]
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FEB
14
Tips for Options Traders on Preparing 2024 Tax Returns
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Robert Green
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FEB
14
As we move into tax season, options traders must be mindful of how their trading activities impact their tax filings. Understanding the nuances of tax treatment for various types of options, trader tax status (TTS), and available elections can significantly affect your tax liability. This guide provides key insights from Robert A. Green, CPA, on […]
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FEB
03
Unlock Tax Savings with Section 475: Avoid Wash Sales and Capital Loss Limits
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Robert Green
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FEB
03
Section 475 MTM can convert capital gains and losses into ordinary income and losses, providing significant tax advantages. It allows traders to avoid wash-sale rules and capital-loss limitations, making it a powerful tax strategy for those who qualify. Section 475 ordinary income may also be eligible for the 20% qualified business income deduction. This summary […]
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JAN
09
Trader Tax Status Demystified: Qualify, Save, and Succeed
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Robert Green
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JAN
09
Trader tax status (TTS) allows active traders to claim significant tax benefits by treating trading as a business. Unlike investors, who are limited in the deductions they can take, traders with TTS can deduct various business expenses and avoid certain restrictions imposed on investment-related losses. This summary of Chapter 1 of Green’s 2025 Trader Tax […]
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JUN
29
Working Two Jobs in Australia: What You Need to Know
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Ken Thomas
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JUN
29
As living costs rise, many Australians are working two jobs (or multiple jobs!) to make ends meet. According to the Bureau of Statistics, 6.5% of the Australian workforce held multiple jobs in March 2025. While working two jobs can boost your income, it’s important to understand how this affects your taxes at the end of […] The post Working Two Jobs in Australia: What You Need to Know appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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JUN
09
The $1000 Instant Tax Deduction: What It Means for You
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Ken Thomas
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JUN
09
A new $1000 Instant Tax Deduction is coming next year. Here’s the short version: In the lead-up to the April 2025 federal election, the Government announced a “$1000 instant tax deduction”. They label this as “Tax reform for easier, faster, better tax returns”. They claim it will provide cost-of-living relief and make it easier and […] The post The $1000 Instant Tax Deduction: What It Means for You appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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MAY
28
Stage 3 Tax Cuts explained – what do they mean for you?
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Amanda Glass-Watson
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MAY
28
Stage 3 Tax Cuts in a snapshot Stage 3 tax cuts were adjusted from 1 July 2024, aiming to give a bit of a tax break to lower and middle income earners, compared to earlier tax changes that favoured workers already enjoying the biggest salaries. Compared to the original tax cuts, the new changes help […] The post Stage 3 Tax Cuts explained – what do they mean for you? appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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APR
23
How To Get Your Tax Refund Faster
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Ken Thomas
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APR
23
When you’re expecting a tax refund, waiting is never easy. Instead of just wishing it will arrive sooner, read on! There’s no way to know exactly how long the ATO will take to process your tax return. Behind the scenes, the ATO examines tax returns more closely than ever, analysing and comparing your return to […] The post How To Get Your Tax Refund Faster appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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APR
23
myGov vs Etax vs tax agent office
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Ken Thomas
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APR
23
“What’s the best way to do my tax return?” Let’s compare myGov, Etax and other tax return options: What’s the best one for you? The ATO advertises a tax system called myTax, which is inside the myGov website – and it’s one way to lodge your tax return. As a taxpayer, it is hard for […] The post myGov vs Etax vs tax agent office appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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APR
22
How To Do Your Best Tax Return and Boost Your Refund
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Ken Thomas
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APR
22
Many Australians lose hundreds of dollars each year – simply because they forget about work-related deductions and the receipts for items they can claim. Do you compare your tax refund to your friends and family and wonder, “How can I get a better refund”? There are many ways Australians can improve their tax refund. Unfortunately, […] The post How To Do Your Best Tax Return and Boost Your Refund appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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APR
03
APRA Super-fund or a Self-Managed Super Fund?
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Ken Thomas
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APR
03
Choosing the Right Super Option for Your Unique Needs Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) are growing in popularity and more Australians are using them to build their retirement funds. What are SMSFs, and most importantly, are they worth it? Below we compare the two most popular options, self-managed and APRA-regulated funds. Definitions What is a Self-Managed […] The post APRA Super-fund or a Self-Managed Super Fund? appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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APR
03
Australian Superannuation Guide
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Amanda Glass-Watson
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APR
03
Everything you need to know about superannuation, from the basics of how funds work, extra payments, tax deductions & keeping them on track. The post Australian Superannuation Guide appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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APR
02
Claiming Work From Home Tax Deductions
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Cameron Prosser
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APR
02
If you’re an employee who works from home, you’re probably using things like your phone, internet, and electricity. These are considered work from home tax deductions that you could potentially claim on your tax return. The post Claiming Work From Home Tax Deductions appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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MAR
25
Work related car expenses: what can I claim on my tax return?
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Ashley Debenham
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MAR
25
The ATO has rules for how to calculate car deductions. Find out how new car deduction rules may affect you (and your tax refund). The post Work related car expenses: what can I claim on my tax return? appeared first on Etax - 2025 Tax Return Online.
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