Welcome to NetTax Solutions Online Tax Services
This year, NetTax Pty Ltd is pleased to introduce our automated online tax return system for Australian Individual Taxpayers and Australian Expatriates.
Our online process has been designed to provide a secure, convenient and straightforward way to complete your Individual Tax Return from wherever you are in the world.
Income Tax - Advising individuals, companies, trusts, partnerships, and self-managed super funds (SMSFs) on tax liabilities, assessable income, and deductions.
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) - Advising on the tax implications of selling assets like property, shares, or business entities.
Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) - Consulting on employer-provided benefits, exemptions, and compliance liabilities.
Goods and Services Tax (GST) & Activity Statements - Advising on indirect tax matters, optimizing credits, and preparing/lodging Business Activity Statements (BAS).
Superannuation Obligations - Consulting on employer Superannuation Guarantee (SG) rules, deduction caps, and contribution strategies.
Tax Concessions & Incentives - Advising on business structures, small business concessions, and specialized programs like the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Incentive.
ATO Representation - Acting as the legal intermediary to manage audits, negotiate payment plans, or lodge official objections with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
EXAMPLES - This table includes a non-exhaustive list of the types of services that may or may not constitute a tax agent service under the TASA. -
SERVICES:
Preparing returns, notices, statements, applications or other documents about your client’s liabilities, obligations or entitlements under a taxation law.
Applying to the Commissioner or the Administrative Review Tribunal for a review of, or instituting an appeal against, a decision on an objection under Part IVC of the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (TAA).
Lodging returns, notices, statements, applications or other documents about your client’s liabilities, obligations or entitlements under a taxation law.
Assisting clients with tax concessions for expenditure incurred on research and development activities where the service involves the application of taxation laws.
Preparing depreciation schedules on the deductibility of capital expenditure.
Ascertaining the withholding obligations for employees of your clients, including preparing income statements.
Preparing or lodging objections on behalf of a taxpayer under Part IVC of the TAA against an assessment, determination, notice or decision under a taxation law.
Giving clients advice about a taxation law that they can reasonably be expected to rely on to satisfy their taxation obligations.
Providing tax related advice specific to client's circumstances regarding: PAYG withholding liability, Superannuation Guarantee obligations, fringe benefits tax laws, (if relating to collection and recovery only) and termination and redundancy payments.
Advising about claiming of an allowable tax deduction for superannuation contribution under the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (ITAA 1997).
Advising about superannuation contribution caps (such as the transfer balance cap) and the effect of exceeding those caps.
Advising about fringe benefits tax laws.
Undertaking a payroll compliance review, providing an assessment and/or opinion as to whether the client is compliant with their obligations under one or more taxation laws.
Dealing with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) on behalf of clients under a taxation law.
Providing a payroll service which involves interpreting and applying a taxation law, including reporting of employee payroll information through the use of or set up of single touch payroll (STP) enabled software.
Advising a client on the multinational anti-avoidance laws under the ITAA 1936.
Advising on the tax implications of salary sacrificing arrangements and salary packaging.
Applying to the Registrar for an ABN on behalf of a client.
Advising a client on fuel tax credits.
Advising, or acting on behalf of, clients on tax debts (i.e. payment plans, remission of debt or interest, winding-up matters initiated by the ATO).
Installing computer accounting software and determining default goods and services tax (GST) and other codes tailored to clients.
Reconciling BAS data entry to ascertain the figures to be included on a client’s activity statement.
Completing activity statements on behalf of a client or instructing them which figures to include.
Confirming figures to be included on a client’s activity statement.
Coding transactions, tax invoices and transferring data onto a computer program for clients through processes that require the interpretation or application of a BAS provision.
Providing advice about or confirming a client’s withholding tax obligations in relation to the client’s employees.
BAS services, including services declared to be a BAS service by way of a legislative instrument issued by the TPB.
Preparing and providing an income statement that may include reportable fringe benefits amounts and the reportable employer superannuation contributions.
Registering or providing advice on registration for GST, PAYG withholding, or fringe benefits tax (FBT).
Services under the Superannuation Guarantee (Administration) Act 1992 to the extent that they relate to a payroll function or payments to contractors.
Advising about a superannuation guarantee charge (SGC) liability, including calculating the liability and preparing the SGC statement.
Advising about the offsetting of late payments of superannuation contributions against the SGC.
Completing the late payment offset election section of an SGC statement.
Representing a client in their dealings with the ATO relating to the SGC – lodging SGC statements, being an authorised contact relating to the superannuation guarantee (SG) and SGC, and accessing these accounts in the ATO’s online services for agents.
Being an authorised contact with the ATO for payment arrangements relating to SGC.
Being an authorised contact with the ATO for requesting penalty remissions relating to SGC.
Being an authorised contact for any audit or review activity undertaken by the ATO relating to SGC.
Determining and reporting the superannuation guarantee shortfall and associated administrative fees.
Dealing with superannuation payments made through a clearing house.
Completing and lodging the Taxable payments annual report to the ATO on behalf of a client.
Sending a tax file number (TFN) declaration to the ATO on behalf of a client.
Undertaking a payroll compliance review, providing an assessment and/or opinion whether the client is compliant with one or more BAS provisions.
Providing a payroll service which involves interpreting and applying a BAS provision, including reporting of employee payroll information through the use of or set up of STP enabled software.