by Peter Ristevski | Nov 24, 2025 | Capital Gains Tax -ETFs, ETF - Echange Traded Funds, ETF Tax Implications, Franking Credits - ETFs
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment vehicles, often set up as unit trusts, that trade on the ASX (or other exchanges) like ordinary shares. Instead of buying individual stocks or bonds, when you invest in an ETF you get exposure to a diversified basket of...
by Peter Ristevski | Nov 24, 2025 | Medicare, Medicare levy exemption, Medicare Levy Surcharge
What’s the Difference Between the Medicare Levy and the Medicare Levy Surcharge? Many taxpayers are surprised to see both a Medicare levy and a Medicare levy surcharge on their notice of assessment. Although they sound similar, they serve different purposes. Here’s...
by Peter Ristevski | Nov 24, 2025 | ATO, FBT, FBT Calculation Method, FBT CompaNY Cars
Understand how Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) applies to company vehicles, exemptions, record-keeping, and car parking benefits so your business stays compliant . Fringe Benefits Tax and Company Vehicles: Key Rules for Employers Company cars remain one of the most common...
by Peter Ristevski | Nov 24, 2025 | Financial Protection Insurance, Life Insurance, Risk Insurance, TPD Insurance
Risk insurance, also known as personal insurance is financial protection designed to support you and your family when life takes an unexpected turn. Whether it’s illness, injury, disability or death, risk insurance provides a crucial safety net so you can maintain...
by Peter Ristevski | Aug 22, 2025 | Property Investment, Tax & Accounting
In Australia, interest on investment property loans is one of the most significant tax deductions available to property investors. However, claiming this deduction isn’t always straightforward. The deductibility of interest depends not on the original purpose of the...
