The ATO has extended its guidance to cater not only for cryptocurrencies, but also for NFTs. The specific tax treatment to be applied, depends on not only the bespoke features of the NFTs, but also the particular taxpayer’s facts and circumstances. https://t.co/0UsBcB2ngV
.@ef_morton blogs about her recent paper, "Understanding Non-Fungible Tokens and the Income Tax Consequences", co-authored by Michael Curran & published in the latest issue of JOTA, on the @TARC2013 blog, here: https://t.co/V9ARUV5Eq2
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The Tax Practitioner Board flagged the new determination would provide clarity in relation to the tax agents' code of professional conduct. Elizabeth Morton and Ken Devos diasgree. https://t.co/wKxu7SfCPk
One of the recommendations from the 2020 @TPB_gov_au review was to give the Minister power to supplement the tax agents’ Code of Professional Conduct via legislative instrument. The power has now been used for the first time. By @ef_morton and Ken Devos. https://t.co/wKxu7SfCPk
#NewPost The Minister recently made use of his power for the first time to supplement the tax agents' Code of Professional Conduct via legislative instrument. @ef_morton and Ken Devos argue that this power should be a tool that is judiciously used. https://t.co/wKxu7SfCPk
This week on @Austaxpolicy | Budget Forum 2024: Stage Three Tax Cuts, Permanent or Temporary Relief to Address Cost-of-Living Pressures? By Elizabeth Morton and Lisa Greig. https://t.co/S1NHX0RzXT
A fundamental question surrounding the original Coalitions package of tax cuts was around the temporary nature of those benefiting low-and-middle-income earners, whilst high-income earners benefiting on a permanent basis. By Elizabeth Morton & Lisa Greig. https://t.co/S1NHX0RzXT
Ken Devos & @ef_morton canvased Australian tax practitioners through an online survey and asked whether they supported six selected @TPB_gov_au review recommendations covering the code of conduct, investigations, penalties, and the safe harbour provision. https://t.co/0llQNpl6SQ
Update on ATO web guidance - inc DeFi & wrapping. Whilst ATO web guidance doesn't have the same level of protection as other advice it provides, this guidance is revealing as to what its interpretation of the law is. @BlockchainRMIT #Tax#Taxcompliance https://t.co/AG4BBwsQA5
@TaxPawspective@tobyeggleston@harrydelltaxlaw The updated guidance is not surprising. Whilst this does not mean it is not contentious from a technical point of view, the ATO position I do not feel has actually changed. Just clarified.... I mapped this out here: https://t.co/fAK6Wkn4Xu
Recently, I ran through several basic DeFi activities. In doing so, the possible income tax consequences arising are discussed, including contentious issues therein, related ATO guidance and data capturing capabilities. @BlockchainRMIT #tax#taxcompliance https://t.co/fAK6Wkn4Xu
Update on ATO web guidance - inc DeFi & wrapping. Lots of online debate about what triggers CGT events. We shouldn't be surprised, but it is controversial. Will taxpayers be caught out now we are post 31 Oct deadline? @BlockchainRMIT #Tax#taxcompliance https://t.co/e0tv18SEZu
I am honoured to be joined by:
@ef_morton (RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub)
Amanda Khoo (Binance Australia)
@ClarkStream (Wallet Nation)
Guylian Louis (EY)
Check out the session and if you're attending, add it to your My Agenda on the whova app. We would love to see you there!
I can't wait to moderate this panel of local industry experts at next weekend's @AusCryptoCon!
One of two panels which I have assembled, "State of Crypto 2023 - Should I Stay or Should I Go?" will cover compliance, collaboration, consolidation and taxation. #auscryptocon
It might surprise you at how hard it can be to characterise #crypto activities for #tax purposes and how important this is for flow on considerations https://t.co/PKOoSj2Z0A
I came across this today - clearly topical given we are inching closer and closer to 31 October deadline for #tax returns. #Crypto causing trouble again? https://t.co/x9LDw3Qnyr