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Bdh Tax

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9958 7969

Address: Level 23, 500 Collins St 3000 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.bdhtax.com/

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25.01.2022 ATO reminds taxpayers it will be using data matching and other available information to ensure Australian resident taxpayers declare their foreign income ...

25.01.2022 Accidental landlords in the UK forced to sell up before April tax crunch.

25.01.2022 Here's a useful summary from the ATO about what you can do if you are self employed and suffer a trading loss. If you are running your own business please feel able to contact us via our website for a free chat about your situation and how we might help. We can then send a no obligation fee proposal to you.

25.01.2022 In a judgment on Wednesday, Brisbane-based Federal Court Justice John Logan ruled the backpacker tax could not be applied to a British woman in Australia on a working holiday visa because it fell foul of a non-discrimination clause in a double taxation treaty between the UK and Australia. Similar treaties exist between Australia and the US, Germany, Finland, Chile, Japan, Norway and Turkey.

23.01.2022 Not yet lodged your 2019 Australian tax return? Read on!

23.01.2022 A reminder that the 2019 Australian tax return filing deadline is now less than a month away - unless you have appointed a registered tax agent to represent you. Most registered tax agents - including bdh Tax - have a special lodgment program with the Australian Taxation Office and can lodge returns for their clients after the usual 31 October deadline. If you want to appoint a tax agent in respect of your 2019 Australian tax return you need to contact the agent before 31 Oc...tober 2019 to take advantage of their lodgment program due dates. We will be pleased to advise our fixed fee for assisting with your tax returns - complete the enquiry form at www.bdhtax.com for a free initial discussion.

22.01.2022 End of financial year tax planning with bdh Tax!

22.01.2022 The Australian Taxation Office has issued guidance for employees working from home and claiming tax deductions. Under the new "shortcut method" employees can claim a deduction of 80 cents for each hour they work from home due to COVID-19 as long as they are: * Working from home to fulfil employment duties and not just carrying out minimal tasks such as occasionally checking emails or taking calls,... * Incurring additional deductible running expenses as a result of working from home. Employees do not have to have a separate or dedicated area of your home set aside for working, such as a private study. The shortcut method rate covers all deductible running expenses, including: * Electricity for lighting, cooling or heating and running electronic items used for work (for example your computer), and gas heating expenses * The decline in value and repair of capital items, such as home office furniture and furnishings * Cleaning expenses * Phone costs, including the decline in value of the handset * Internet costs * Computer consumables, such as printer ink * Stationery * The decline in value of a computer, laptop or similar device. https://www.ato.gov.au//Su/Employees-working-from-home/The

21.01.2022 Here are details of the low and middle income tax offset - this is the additional amount that will be repaid to Australian taxpayers when they submit their 2019 tax returns.

20.01.2022 Dont take any chances! Contact bdh Tax today to discuss your working from home tax deductions.

20.01.2022 Less than 2 weeks to go ... You should appoint a registered tax agent before the end of this month if you want to access an extension of the filing deadline - assuming you are up to date with your Australian tax returns for earlier years. Complete the enquiry form at www.bdhtax.com for a free iniitial discussion, and to receive details of our fixed fee for helping with your Australian tax return.

18.01.2022 Thousands more landlords in the UK are being pursued by the taxman as part of a drive to catch out those investors underdeclaring property income, The number of landlords found to have underpaid or underdeclared tax on letting income rose by 51pc during 2018 to 8,704, according to a Freedom of Information request submitted by this newspaper. The steep rise has sparked concern among groups representing property investors, who fear that landlords who make honest mistakes are being punished alongside deliberate tax evaders.

18.01.2022 We are looking for another person to join the team at bdh Tax. If you have experience in a professional firm preparing UK tax returns and are looking for an opportunity to join a friendly firm in Australia that is adding to our client base quickly please feel able to send your CV to the address at this web page.

18.01.2022 In 2 weeks from now well be in the new Australian tax year. Here are tax time essentials from the ATO, which includes a commentary on what to do if you have received JobKeeper payments. Please feel able to contact bdh Tax if you think you need help completing and lodging your Australian tax return. We are registered tax agents, and our fees are tax deductible.... https://www.ato.gov.au//Lodging-/In-detail/Tax-essentials/

18.01.2022 Low income earners may still need to lodge an Australian tax return - read on ...

16.01.2022 An article in the UKs Daily Telegraph comparing estate taxes in the UK and Australia.

16.01.2022 Legislation has now passed the Australian Parliament that will significantly affect individuals who are not resident in Australia and who sell a former home in Australia while living overseas.

14.01.2022 From the UK Daily Telegraph: "The number of landlords being caught out for underpaying on their tax bill more than halved last year, however experts warn the crackdown will ramp up as the Government seeks to claw back funds after its coronavirus spending splurge."

14.01.2022 The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be contacting Australian expats this year reminding them that leaving Australia doesnt mean leaving their student loans behind.

11.01.2022 Are you an employee who works from home? See the ATO commentary here to see what can be claimed as a tax deduction for home office expenses.

10.01.2022 A reminder that from 6th April 2020 there is a new capital gains tax payment deadline for UK residents disposing of UK residential property (not an owners main private residence) and non-UK residents disposing of both UK residential and non-residential property. Late filing penalties apply to taxpayers who fail to notify HMRC about a disposal - or who pay the tax due within 30 days from the date of completion. The due date for paying the tax on such disposals is a notable c...hange - the due date for paying this tax used to be the 31st of January following the end of the tax year in which the disposal occurred. HMRC has advised that for disposals that were notified between 6th April 2020 and 30th June 2020 there will be no late filing penalty, provided the return and the payment was made by 31st July 2020. Notifications after that date may incur a late filing penalty. For any transactions completed from 1st July 2020 late filing penalties will apply if the details of the gain and the payment of any capital gains tax owing are not made to HMRC within 30 calendar days from the completion of the sale. If you need assistance with capital gains tax matters on the sale of a property please contact bdh Tax via www.bdhtax.com for a free initial chat; after we have spoken we can send a no obligation fixed fee proposal to you.

09.01.2022 Avoid that fine! The 2019 UK tax return filing deadline is now less than 2 months away. This tax return can now only be submitted electronically - the deadline for sending paper 2019 tax returns to HMRC was the end of October 2019.... If you: * Have a 2019 UK tax return to submit, and * Are not resident in the UK or have moved to the UK during the year to 5th April 2019 you will need to submit your 2019 UK tax return using tax software, or through a tax accountant who submit UK tax returns using the accountants tax software. A UK tax return in such circumstances should include a Residence supplement (form SA109) which cannot be submitted through the HMRC Gateway. Please contact us for a freebie initial chat if think you will need help submitting your 2019 UK tax return. Our fees are fixed in amount and are agreed with our clients up front.

09.01.2022 HM Revenue & Customs advises that more than 10,000 UK Self Assessment tax returns were filed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. https://www.gov.uk/governme//turkey-dinner-and-tax-returns

09.01.2022 Thousands more UK resident landlords are being caught out for not declaring income from holiday homes abroad, as the Government ramps up investigations into tax avoidance.

09.01.2022 A reminder that we are quickly closing in on the date from which those with outstanding 2019 UK tax returns are looking at paying 10 per day late filing penalties. Contact bdh Tax today via the web link below if your 2019 UK personal tax return is still waiting to be submitted to HM Revenue. We can move quickly and e-lodge your UK tax return in an effort to save you incurring an additional late fling penalty

08.01.2022 If you are living in Australia, cant access the temporary resident tax exemptions, have UK source income and havent been declaring it in Australia - be warned!

08.01.2022 Its time! Complete the enquiry form here for a free initial chat about your UK tax return and how we might help: https://www.bdhtax.com/individuals/moving-to-australia/

07.01.2022 Heres a new blog from bdh Tax which discusses the Australian tax residency position for those who find themselves in Australia and unable to depart presently due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

07.01.2022 ATO publishes top 10 tips for taxpayers who are letting a property. Please feel able to contact bdh Tax for a freebie chat if you have a rental property that is subject to tax in Australia and think you might need some help preparing and filing an Australian tax return.

06.01.2022 The deadline for lodging 2019 personal UK tax returns and paying any tax owing in respect of the 2018/19 UK tax year is now less than a month away. Also, 2019 tax returns must now be submitted electronically as the deadline for submitting a paper tax return was the end of October 2019. Do you think you might need help? Then dont delay!... Complete the enquiry form at this web page - after an initial free chat we can send a no obligation fixed fee proposal to you.

04.01.2022 Claim a tax deduction for coming to see us! Did you know that the cost of travelling to see your tax advisor is tax deductible? For more details see the discussion at this Tax Determination issued by the Australian Taxation Office.

04.01.2022 Time is running out! Individuals who are required to submit an Australian tax return have until the 31st of October 2020 to lodge their 2020 income tax return if a registered tax agent is not instructed. More information is here - including what you can do if you want more time to submit your tax return to the ATO.

03.01.2022 Heres a useful summary from the ATO about what you can do if you are self employed and suffer a trading loss. If you are running your own business please feel able to contact us via our website for a free chat about your situation and how we might help. We can then send a no obligation fee proposal to you.

03.01.2022 Dont delay any longer! If you have not yet submitted your 2018 UK tax return per day late filing penalties will commence on the 1st of May, 2019.

01.01.2022 Are you working in Australia? Do you know how to confirm your salary for the last tax year? This can be important if you need to provide documentation to someone else, such as a bank if you want to arrange home loan finance.

01.01.2022 From the UK Daily Telegraph ... "An HM Revenue & Customs crackdown on overseas tax dodging has led to a 12-fold increase in the number of British expats coming forward to declare previously unpaid duties. Experts predict the tax man will further ramp up investigations and inquiries, as efforts to plug the public spending deficit caused by the coronavirus outbreak intensify. The number of people living abroad in "tax exiles" such as Liechtenstein, Bermuda and Hong Kong admitti...ng to previously failing to pay tax owed in Britain increased from just 66 in 2017-18 to 867 in 2018-19, figures obtained via the Freedom of Information Act show. More than 40pc of these came from individuals living in the Channel Islands, nearly one in ten from people in the Isle of Man and 6pc from people residing in Switzerland."