‘A direct attack on the profession’: Labor called to ditch $3k deduction cap on tax agent fees
Federal Labor has been urged to come clean on its plan to introduce a $3,000 deduction cap for managing tax affairs, a week after it dumped plans to curb negative gearing and capital gains tax deductions.
by Shared by SMSF Adviser | Aug 4, 2021
The federal opposition first introduced the policy in 2017 after finding that 48 individuals earned more than $1 million but were able to reduce their taxable incomes below the tax-free threshold by claiming over $1 million in deductions for the cost of managing tax affairs
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