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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) turns 40 this year in Australia. They say life begins at 40, but for CGT it could mean a facelift from the ATO to raise more tax. For family and farming businesses, that’s a risk worth planning for. The small business CGT concessions are still available now, but changes may be on the horizon. Use them before we lose them — contact us today to protect your family’s future.

Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) is a key responsibility for employers providing non-cash benefits to staff. Learn how it works, when it applies, and strategies to reduce your FBT costs. Speak with Future Accounting today for tailored advice.

The Regional Victoria Vacant Residential Land Tax 2025 will hit owners of holiday homes and vacant properties across the state. With stricter rules and potential tax bills ahead, now is the time to review your land use, secure exemptions, and plan before January 2025.

The government’s recent round table on small business tax reform in Australia has raised serious questions for family enterprises. From GST creep and superannuation changes to inheritance tax whispers and state levies, the pressure is mounting. Find out why now is the time to act on today’s concessions before they’re gone.

The RBA interest rate cut August 2025 brings relief for small and family businesses, lowering borrowing costs and signaling possible further cuts ahead. Learn how this change can boost your growth plans and why acting now could secure your competitive edge.

If you live in Australia, then you must have known or encountered the rule that says "you are not required to pay inheritance tax on inherited assets". However, whist no direct inherited property taxes exist, there are a few other taxes and considerations that can apply such as capital gains tax (CGT) and stamp duty to catch you out if you are not careful.