Privacy Awareness Week day 3 – accessing and correcting personal information
In this article, we will consider how your business should handle requests to access and correct personal information.
18 May 2016
In this article, we will consider how your business should handle requests to access and correct personal information.
In today’s Privacy Awareness Week article we will be discussing how your business can hold personal information and use it for the purpose of direct marketing.
This week is Privacy Awareness Week. As an official partner of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner’s privacy awareness campaign, Cooper Grace Ward will be publishing a series of articles.
A loan will be a complying 25 year loan under Division 7A if the requirements in section 109N are satisfied.
One of the major issues with LRBAs has been around the terms of loans from related parties.
The question of whether a trustee can make an effective distribution of capital to beneficiaries from an asset revaluation reserve has been clarified by the decision of the High Court in Fischer v Nemeske Pty Ltd [2016] HCA 11 (delivered on 6 April 2016).
The ATO has been highlighting their concerns with related party loans in SMSF borrowing arrangements (LRBAs), and particularly whether they have been made on commercial terms.
The South Australian case of Brine v Carter [2015] SASC 205 is a warning to executors who wish to claim the deceased’s superannuation for themselves.
Employment agency contracts, for payroll tax purposes, can be much broader than traditional labour hire or employment agency arrangements. The recent decision in Qualweld Australia Pty Ltd v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue [2015] NSWCATAP 249 highlights how payments to genuine subcontractors can trigger payroll tax liabilities under the ‘employment agency’ provisions.
In December last year, the Financial Systems Inquiry recommended removing the ability of SMSF trustees to borrow to acquire assets using limited recourse borrowing arrangements.
There has been controversy over the impact of low or no interest related party loans to self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) since the release last year of the ATO’s view that these loans can result in non-arm’s length income for SMSFs.
Recent amendments to the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 mean that many companies can offer more tax effective incentives to their employees under an employee share scheme (ESS).