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Tax Talks
by numba Australia Pty Ltd
Australia’s Tax News Podcast
Episodes
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September Updates
The September episode of Tax Talks sees Andrew Henshaw and Rajan Verma joined by Karen Goodfellow of Goodfellow Tax Advisory to unpack the major Australian tax developments from September 2026. The discussion begins with the exposure draft package for the proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary...
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August Updates
Episode 5 of Tax Talks sees Andrew Henshaw and guest co-host Ani Tuna joined by Vincent Licciardi from HWLE to unpack the major tax developments from August 2026. The discussion begins with increasing scrutiny from the ATO and Tax Practitioners Board, exploring disclosure obligations, annual...
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July Updates
Episode 4 of Tax Talks sees Andrew Henshaw and Rajan Verma joined by Stacey Zuluaga to unpack the major tax developments from July 2026. The discussion begins with the commencement of Payday Super and the expanded Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regime, exploring the practical impact on accountants…
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June Updates
In Episode 3 of Tax Talks, Andrew Henshaw, Rajan Verma and special guest Nick Schaeffer (Partner, PGP Consulting) unpack the biggest Australian tax developments affecting accountants, advisers and business owners. Topics include the High Court's landmark Bendel decision on Division 7A and unpaid...
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May Updates
May was one of the biggest months for tax in recent memory. In Episode 2 of Tax Talks, hosts Andrew Henshaw and Rajan Verrma are joined by Anthony Tripolino from Tripolino Accountants to unpack the Federal Budget and the significant tax measures that have sparked widespread discussion across the...
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April Updates
In this first episode of Tax Talks, Rajan Verma and Andrew Henshaw review the key Australian tax developments from April 2026. They discuss possible changes to the 50% CGT discount, proposed amendments to foreign resident CGT rules, the new $1,000 work-related deduction, and recent cases across...
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A New Chapter For Tax Talks
Tax Talks enters a new phase. In this pilot episode, the new hosts are joined by Tax Talks creator Heide Robson to introduce the direction of the podcast and what listeners can expect going forward. The focus remains clear: delivering practical, technically sound tax insights for accountants,...
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440 | Family Law Property Settlement Part 2
Here are eight useful lessons about family law property settlements. Mortgages, loan agreements and trusts might protect you less than you think.
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439 | Family Law Property Settlement Part 1
When your clients separate from their partners, you are usually involved in some shape or form. Your divorcing clients will probably ask you to provide financial statements, copies of tax returns and copies of the relevant ITA and ICA accounts in the ATO portal. And ask you a ton of questions,...
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438 | Subdiv EA and s100A
So this is our last episode about the Bendel Case and Subdiv EA.
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437 | Subdiv EA and Beyond
In this episode, let’s walk through seven questions with Andrew Henshaw of Velocity Legal about Subdiv EA and beyond.
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436 | The Bendel Case Part 2
In 'The Bendel Case Part 2' - not the most creative title we ever came up with - we will drill deeper into what The Bendel Case means for you.
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435 | The Bendel Case Part 1
The Bendel Case shapes up to be the ATO’s Waterloo – a crushing defeat to the position the ATO took in TR 2010/3.
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434 | Item 17 Ministerial Determination
Item 17 makes it very easy for legislators to quickly add new rules to the Professional Code for Tax Agents through a Ministerial Determination.
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433 | Dob-In Rules for Tax agents
In this episode, Andrew Henshaw will walk you through the changes to the TASA 2009 and discuss the new Dob-In Rules for tax agents with you.
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432 | PSI Examples in PCG 2024/D2
There are many PSI examples in PCG 2024/D2, but all are pretty black and white.
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431 | PSI in PCG 2024/D2
The four PSB tests no longer protect PSI from the PSI rules. Instead, PCG 2024/D2 drags Part IVA back onto the stage.
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430 | Test Individual in a Family Trust Election
When you look at family trusts, everything rotates around the Test Individual. They are the stick in the sand.
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429 | FTE Questions
When you work with private clients the question of a Family Trust Election almost always comes up. But you need to be careful. A family trust election can be dangerous and cost you a lot of tax, ie. Family Trust Distribution Tax. Unlike normal income tax, the amendment periods don’t apply to…
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428 | NDIS Registration Part 2
This is part 2 of our talk about NDIS registration with Astrid Rivalland and Helen Young of LegalVision in Sydney. Please listen first to part 1 in episode 427.
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427 | NDIS Registration Part 1
Your NDIS registration can indirectly influence your GST exemption. Hence, this episode about the ins and outs of NDIS registrations.
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426 | Charitable Sub-fund Arrangements
In this final episode of our three-part mini-series about charities, we discuss Charitable Sub-Fund Arrangements with Darren Fittler of Gilbert + Tobin in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.
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425 | PAF v PuAF
PAF v PuAF - what is the difference between the two?
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424 | How to Structure a Charity
As accountants, we work with individuals, companies, trusts partnerships and any combination of those. That is what we are familiar with. But if a client came to you to set up a charity, would you know how to structure this?
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423 | Identity Verification
Identity verification of clients is strongly recommended by the TPB, but not yet mandatory.
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422 | Employee Share Option Plans (ESOP)
Employee Share Option Plans - or ESOPs - give you an option to receive a share. That option might vest in the future, or it might not. Hence, taxation occurs only at the vesting point. Or in other words: The taxation point is at the point of vesting.
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421 | Employee Share Plans (ESP)
Employee Share Plans (ESP) give you shares without any strings attached. They are taxed upfront.
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420 | PSI in TR 2022/3 - Steps 7 to 9
PSI in TR 2022/3 - steps 7 to 9 is about the employees test, business premises test as well as ATO PSI Determinations and of course the special agent rules.
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419 | PSI in TR 2022/3 - Steps 5 and 6
PSI in TR 2022/3 - Steps 5 and 6: Nine steps to work out the taxation of PSI - here we cover the 80% hurdle and the unrelated clients test.
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418 | PSI in TR 2022/3 – Step 1 to 4
When you try to work out a PSI issue, it can get a bit confusing. So, it helps to put all this into a proper process.
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417 | How Sky Accountants Grew to 5m
Jamie Johns grew his firm to an annual turnover of $5m heading towards $10m. As a mentor at Wize Mentoring he has a unique view into what helps us grow.
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416 | How AI Boosts Your SMSF Processing
How AI boosts your SMSF processing - the challenge is to know what your software is capable of.
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415 | How Staff Benefits Helped StriveX to Grow
In this episode, let’s speak with Rachel Harris about what StriveX does to really woo their staff and really look after them and how that contributed to their amazing growth.
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414 | How Social Media Helped StriveX to Grow
How social media helped StriveX to grow and how they manage to get so many referrals.
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413 | How StriveX Grew from 50k to 1m in 3.5 Years
StriveX grew from 50k to 1m in 3.5 years - here is how they did it.
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412 | Pipeline Walkthrough with Prime Partners
In this episode, you will hear from James Carey of Prime Partners in Sydney how they built their app stack.
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411 | Amendment Period Changes
So far you could assume a 2-year amendment period for most SMEs. Not anymore. Here is what the update of Regulations 2015 change for you.
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410 | Foreign Trusts and Companies
In this episode, we ask Bradley Murphy and Darren Catherall of Murphy Tax in Sydney six questions about foreign trusts and companies.
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409 | Assessment of the Trustee
When we talk about trust distributions, we always mention the possible assessment of the trustee. Especially when a trust distribution goes wrong, But what does that actually look like?
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408 | s99B Carve Outs
s99B Carve-outs are your way out. They protect you from s99B ITAA 1936.
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407 | s99B ITAA 1936
s99B ITAA 1936 is about foreign trusts paying accumulated income to Australian resident beneficiaries. Take away one of these elements, and you don't have a s99B issue.
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406 | UPE To Company: The Bendel Case
From 2009 until October 2023, a UPE to a company was always a Div 7A issue. Not anymore. As Andrew Henshaw of Velocity Legal in Melbourne will tell you.
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405 | Hubspot for Accountants
Hubspot for accountants - does that really work? Can Hubspot give us what we as accountants and tax agents need to run our practice?
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404 | CRMs for Accountants
In this episode we will talk with Nathan Reiche of Content Chemistry about CRMs for Accountants.
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403 | Div 6E Income
Div 6E income is relevant when your trust income includes capital gains and/or franked distributions. Then Div 6E will avoid double taxation.
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402 | Trust Loss Allocation
The 1884 Upton v Brown court case is of great importance in taxation. It involved Upton and Brown, beneficiaries of a discretionary trust, where one had income rights and the other controlled the trust's capital.
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Update 35 | s100A Pain Points
There are many s100A pain points - let's cover five in this update.
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401 | Trust Loss Questions
Let's go to the very start and look at trust income. Because we need to understand trust income before we can talk about trust losses.
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400 | Foreign Trust Example
The theory around foreign trusts is confusing. So in this episode let's use a New Zealand trust as a foreign trust example.
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399 | Foreign Trusts
Foreign trusts are not an issue per se. Nor are resident trusts. It really depends. But if you do have a foreign trust, watch out for s99B ITAA 1936. That is a really dangerous one.
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