Next Level Taxation

01/09/2026

Spring is here and so is our September newsletter! This month we cover the following:

- Discretionary trusts and the proposed 30% minimum tax
- New reasonable travel and overtime meal rates
- Penalty units increased from 1 July 2026
- SMSF and property - preparing for a smooth audit

You can read more on these topics here: https://nextleveltaxation.com.au/newsletters

13/08/2026

It's the last month of winter - who else is looking forward to warmer days?

Spring is on the way and our latest newsletter is here too. This month we cover the following:

- High Court Brings Greater Clarity on Trust Distributions
- Don't let Sharing Economy Income Catch You Off Guard this Tax Time
- Navigating the 2026-2027 Car Thresholds
- Changes to Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) Borrowing Rules

To read further on these topics click here: https://nextleveltaxation.com.au/newsletters

02/07/2026

Our July Newsletter is here, and it focuses on several significant developments that affect employers, investors, business owners and SMSF trustees.

Topics discussed this month are:

- Federal Budget Updates and Developments
- Payday Super - What employers need to know
- Personal Services Income Arrangement Crackdown
- 127% Increase in Complaints to the Tax Ombudsman (and what this means for you)
- Practical Steps SMSF Trustees must take now

You can read further here: https://nextleveltaxation.com.au/newsletters

01/07/2026

01/06/2026

Welcome to another new week! The team at Next Level Taxation hopes you had a refreshing weekend.

Our June newsletter is live now and covers what you need to know about the following:

- The Key 2026-27 Federal Budget Tax Reforms: What they mean for you
- Ending Card Surcharges: What you need to know before 1 October 2026
- Government to wind back electric vehicle FBT exemption in three stages
- SMSF Year End Reminder: What to check before 30 June

You can read further here: https://nextleveltaxation.com.au/newsletters

07/05/2026

Welcome to May everyone! For those of us in Brisbane - winter is just around the corner, goodbye heat and humidity!

Our May newsletter is live now and covers the following topics:

- ATO Updates EV Home Charging Rate: What it means for you
- Practical Help for Businesses Impacted by Fuel Disruptions
- New ATO 'Verify Call' Feature: Instant protection against phone scams
- Superannuation Contribution Caps to Increase from 1 July 2026

You can read more here: https://nextleveltaxation.com.au/newsletters

30/04/2026

As a small business who enjoys supporting our local community, we are always looking for more ways to give back.

Our ongoing sponsorship of a young girl in need through The Smith Family brings us great joy. Therefore, when we came across the opportunity to partner with the Dads Community, we were excited to get on board. As a team we are really impressed with the amazing work they do supporting Dads, which we find to be really crucial right now given the mental health epidemic among men in our country.

Therefore, we are also now proud sponsors of the Dads Community and look forward to partnering with them to make a difference.

23/04/2026

Oh no! It's hard to believe that the end of the 2026 financial year is just around the corner!

But... Have you finalised your 2025 tax return? For those lodging through a registered tax agent, your deadline is likely 15th May 2026.

If you haven't lodged your 2025 tax yet - get in touch now!

16/04/2026

We've been nominated!

We are proud to have been nominated in the Pumicestone Business Excellence Awards 2026.

A huge thank you to everyone who has nominated us and supported our business.

If you'd like to see us in the finals, you can show your support by nominating us here for whichever category you think fits: https://arianadoolan.com.au/pumicestone-business-excellence-awards-2026/

Every nomination counts and is much appreciated.

10/04/2026

Happy Friday everyone!
Is it just us or did this short week not feel that short?!

Our latest newsletter is now live and covers the following topics:

- What the new Div 296 tax means for individuals with large super balances
- A wake-up call for family businesses on Fringe Benefits Tax
- Key lessons from the Kilgour Case: Smarter valuations in business sale transactions
- The ATO targets Fringe Benefits Tax on work vehicles: Don't let assumptions cost you

If any of these topics apply to you and you you'd like to read further you can do so here: https://nextleveltaxation.com.au/newsletters

Enjoy your weekend.