Small Business Taxation

These quarterly articles are written by John Ioannou, principal lawyer, at Macpherson Kelley lawyers and focus on current tax issues impacting on SME business owners.

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About Macpherson Kelley

Macpherson Kelley (MK) is a national commercial law firm that partners with clients to achieve their business goals through practical advice they can confidently act on.

With offices in Brisbane, Dandenong, Melbourne and Sydney, as well as international connections through our Pacific Legal Network team and Multilaw partners, our lawyers collaborate across practice areas and borders to take care of any legal issues faced by our clients – click on our website for further information.

About John Ioannou & the MK Tax Team

John is a tax lawyer and advises on business structuring, taxation, estate planning, trust and asset protection for privately owned businesses, families and high net worth individuals. John is a leader in Australia’s tax sector with leadership positions at the Tax Institute.

John and his team also consult to accounting firms on complex tax matters – click here to access John’s profile and contact details and the MK tax team brochure.  

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Making Effective Division 7A Loan Repayments by Journal Entry December, 2023
Tax Issues With Related Party Loans September, 2023
Payroll Tax Issues For Businesses June, 2023
Issues to Consider and Strategies for Dealing with Unpaid Distributions by a Family Trust March, 2023
New 67 Cents Per Hour Rate for Claiming Working From Home Expenses December, 2022
Tax Issues with Claiming Crypto Losses September, 2022
Tax Issues with Division 7A Loans to Private Company Shareholders June, 2022
Trust vs Company Structures March, 2022
Tax Considerations with Foreign Income December, 2021
Tax Effective Sale of Property September, 2021

 

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