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From the biggest tax code changes to the specific areas the ATO is watching closely, the General Tax Return Blog section has you covered.

Our most experienced team members use their expertise and resources to create relevant and valuable information to assist you during the tax preparation season and beyond.

With major changed in the economy, and taxpayers are wondering how their cryptocurrency holdings might influence their tax refunds. We help you stay on top of changes and keep you apprised of any issues that may impact you.

We also walk you through familiar topics to refresh your memory and make sure you are on the right track with things like deductions, offsets, and the impact life changes can have on your taxes.

Crypto Tax Guide: Everything to Know in 2026

Crypto tax in Australia is complex, but the rules are clear. The Australian Taxation Office treats cryptocurrency as…

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How to Get a Bigger Tax Refund in 2026

Updated: April 2026 You may be able to get a bigger tax refund in 2026 by claiming every deduction…

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Non-Resident Tax Rates: How to Determine Your Residency Status

[Updated September 2025] Tax time is approaching, and understanding non-resident tax rates in 2025 can make it smoother….

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Can You Get a Loan From Your Tax Refund?

[Updated August 21, 2024] Want to learn the difference between tax refunds and tax advance refunds? You’ve come…

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A Guide to the Zone Tax Offset for 2023-2024

[Updated August 21, 2024] People, who live in remote areas of Australia, can have a tax concession offset,…

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