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Millions of Australians are expected to rush in and file their 2021-22 tax returns over the next month, with bumper refunds on the table this year.

So you’re leaving the house for work again, either some or all of the week: here’s what to do and what you can claim

From electricity and internet bills to printing paper and ink, here’s what the ATO says you can and can’t claim for your home office

The clock is ticking towards the end of the financial year, which means it's time to start preparing your tax return. Here are some COVID-era deductions.

Australians not declaring crypto investments and over-claiming work-related expenses to help with the rising cost of living could come under ATO fire.

If you use a tax adviser to complete your income tax return you’re not alone. Australians use tax advisers more than any other nation apart from Italy.

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HMRC encouraging other people to change their filing habits and follow suit

More than 66,000 people filed their 2021/22 return on April 6.

People are increasingly getting their tax returns in early, HM Revenue and Customs said.

By Abigail Perry Crypto is still a relatively new investment opportunity, and there are still many unanswered questions about how it fits into our tax laws. Well, the bad news for crypto investors: it is taxable. Despite being a digital asset, the IRS considers cryptocurrency holdings 'property'. This means they…