Category: tax accounting
Avoid penalties with an ATO payment plan
An ATO payment plan allows you to break down your payment into smaller amounts made via instalments and spread over a fixed period. Within ...
Discretionary trusts – ensure trust distribution resolutions are signed before 30th June
Discretionary trusts (often referred to as family trusts) must ensure that by 30th June of each financial year, the trust income is appropriately distributed ...
Witchcraft tax deductions
Witchcraft is the practice of magical skills, spells, and abilities. In the Netherlands, witchcraft expenses are tax-deductible if they are likely to increase the ...
Chopstick Tax
In 2006, China introduced a 5% tax on disposable wooden chopsticks to reduce demand for wooden chopsticks to preserve their shrinking forests. This is ...
The Isle of Man has a tax cap of £120,000
The Isle of Man, also known simply as Mann, is a self-governing crown dependency between England and Northern Ireland in the Irish Sea. Under ...
Webcam strippers tax
In 2009 Sweden introduced the webcam strippers tax to tax online sexual services. Although prostitution is illegal in Sweden, online or offline, stripping is ...
Metabo Law to decrease Japan’s obesity rates
In 2008 the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare introduced the ‘Metabo Law’ to decrease Japan’s obesity rates. The ‘Metabo law’ is, in ...
Have you heard of the cow flatulence tax?
In 2009 the Danish Tax Commission proposed introducing a cow flatulence tax of $110 per cow per year. For the average farmer with 120 ...
The UK has a bedroom tax!
In 2012 the United Kingdom (UK) introduced the bedroom tax to free up public housing (1 million spare bedrooms) and reduce the Government’s public ...
Tethered hot air balloon tax
Kansas (in the United States of America) taxes sales of admissions to any place providing amusement, entertainment or recreation services. Hot air ballooning squarely ...