Pitcher Partners Melbourne brought together a panel of experts for an extensive budget briefing. The panel included ANZ Senior Economist Catherine Birch and Tax Advisory partners Stuart Dall, Daniel Burt and Irina Tan. Together they discuss the implications of the Federal and Victorian State budget on individuals and middle market businesses. A budget focused on […]
On May 7, 2024, the US Treasury and IRS release proposed regulations for the taxation and reporting of foreign trusts. These extensive regulations, spanning over 150 pages, are particularly relevant for the US citizens in Australia and Australians residing in the US. US foreign trust regime As a result of some taxpayers using foreign trusts […]
Think before you swipe right on that dating app – because if you hook up with the wrong person, your tax situation could completely change. What could be more romantic than thinking about tax on Valentine’s Day? The calculations, the spreadsheets, the auditing… #love.
Recently, Pitcher Partners Sydney hosted a webinar addressing key tax considerations for individuals with UK and Australian ties.
Terry has over 15 years’ experience as a Global Mobility professional and trusted cross-border tax advisor, supporting the movement of people between Australia, the US and around the world. He has a strong reputation for providing cross-border advice to high-net-worth individuals, with his expertise extending to voluntary disclosure and expatriation advice for US citizens, as […]
Treasury is consulting on a new individual tax residency framework that is based on recommendations made by the Board of Taxation in 2019.
On 22 April 2023, the Australian Government announced a direct pathway to Australian citizenship for New Zealand citizens living in Australia.
Revenue NSW announced this week that the duty and land tax surcharges imposed on foreign owners of land in NSW is inconsistent with the international tax treaties entered into by the Federal Government with New Zealand, Finland, Germany and South Africa.
When the ATO released the Draft Ruling last week, the existing residency rulings IT 2650 and TR 98/17, were withdrawn.
It would appear the ATO has released the Draft Ruling to modernise the previous rulings (which were both released in the 1990s) and to incorporate key findings from recent residency cases, in particular Addy, Pike and Harding.
The big issues affecting Australians, US Citizens, Green Card holders and their Advisors Are you a citizen of the United States of America (U.S) or an adviser to U.S citizens living in Australia? Perhaps, like so many over the past two years, you have found yourself returning to Australia from the U.S? All of these […]
Thank you for you interest