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Tony Anamourlis

Inheritance tax in Australia: Necessary reform or a political third rail?

The proposal to reintroduce an inheritance tax in Australia is reigniting an old debate one that is often clouded by political fearmongering and ideological divisions. While Great Britain and the …

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Major changes for Aussie property sellers: Clearance certificates now required

From January 1, 2025, if you are selling any type of property in Australia and fail to present a clearance certificate, the buyer must withhold 15 per cent of the …

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Australia’s epidemic of elder abuse in estate planning

Australia stands on the brink of a significant demographic shift. By 2050, it’s anticipated that one in four Australians will be over the age of 65, marking a profound transformation …

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Tax repreive for more holiday home owners flagged under new proposed Victorian bill

The Victorian Government’s introduction of the State Tax Amendment Bill 2024 marks a significant shift in the landscape of property taxation. This bill, if passed, aims to broaden the holiday …

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2024 Federal Budget: Examining key tax measures and their implications

The 2024 Federal Budget introduces a variety of tax measures aimed at stimulating the economy and ensuring fair tax contributions. This article will explore these key measures, highlighting their benefits …

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New property levy on Mornington Peninsula aims to tackle housing crisis

New Property Levy on Mornington Peninsula Aims to Tackle Housing Crisis The Mornington Peninsula Shire, encompassing affluent areas such as Portsea, Sorrento, and Flinders, is setting a bold precedent with …

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The binding power of words in the complex world of inheritance and wills

In the realm of estate planning, where legal documents are king, there lies an often-overlooked principle that harks back to the age-old adage: “Your word is your bond.” This principle …

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Fostering economic relations: The Greece-Australia Double Tax Treaty explained

The imminent Double Taxation Agreement between Greece and Australia is expected to foster economic ties, improve tax efficiency, and create new trade opportunities for individuals and businesses operating across borders. …

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Greek tennis players struggle with dual taxation at the Australian Open

In the elite realm of professional tennis, a less discussed but significant battle is being fought, not with racquets but with tax codes. Greek athletes participating in the Australian Open …

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Digital ID Bill 2023: An overview of what is proposed for Australia’s online identity landscape

In November 2023, the Australian government introduced a landmark piece of legislation, the Digital ID Bill 2023. This Bill aims to revolutionise how Australians interact with online services, creating a …

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