Today let’s talk with Bradley Murphy and Darren Catherall of Murphy Tax Lawyers and Advisors in Sydney about the CGT implications when you move from the US back to Australia. And whatever we discuss with respect to Australian tax will apply to relocations from other countries as well. So for Australian tax - disregarding any treaties - it doesn’t matter where you are coming from.

In this s100A Q & A session in our mini-series about s100A ITAA36 we go through all the outstanding questions you still had.

Blue zone arrangements can be saved. With a few tweaks, you can usually move back into the green zone.

The Guardian case will give you a better defence when accused of a so-called 'washing machine arrangement'.

The Jamsek case - together with the Personnel Contracting Case - changed everything as Sam Harverey will tell you.

To decide whether somebody is an employee or contractor, you used to look at the totality of the relationship based on the actual facts. You used to look at the actual work, how the employee is actually working. But this has changed as Sam Harvery of Laxon Lex Lawyers  in Sydney will outline in this episode.

In this TPB Q & A we ask the TPB three important questions about branding, overseas staff, and supervision.

A resident director usually fulfills just one specific role. And that is to meet the ASIC requirement that one director of a private Australian company must reside in Australia.

In this episode, Adam O'Grady, Assistant Commissioner of the ATO, will discuss the taxation of crypto with you.

s100A ITAA36 is about reimbursement arrangements. I pay you something and then you pay me straight back - that sort of arrangement.