ITAA 1997 s 35

Income tax: FEA Plantations Project 2009 Post 30 June Investors - Woodlot Option 4

Income tax: FEA Plantations Project 2009 Post 30 June Investors - Woodlot Unit 5

Income tax: AgriWealth 2010 Timber Project

Income tax: AgriWealth 2011 Timber Project

Income tax: AgriWealth 2012 Softwood Timber Project

Income tax: TFS Sandalwood Project 2013

Income tax: TFS Sandalwood Project 2012

Income tax: TFS High Net Worth Sandalwood Project 2015

Income tax: TFS Indian Sandalwood Project 2016 Sophisticated Investor Offer

Income tax: TFS Indian Sandalwood Project 2016 Sophisticated Investor Offer 31 December 2016

Capital Allowances: business related costs - amount you can deduct - income year in which business ceases

Non-commercial business losses - Commissioner's discretion regarding flood, bushfire or COVID-19

Income tax: is any part of an amount, which is otherwise deductible as a transport expense for travel between workplaces (one of which is a business), attributable to the relevant business activity under subsection 35-10(2) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 ?

Fringe benefits tax: when an employer reimburses an amount of expenditure incurred by an employee to a third party, under a salary sacrifice (or similar) arrangement with that employee, where that expenditure is notionally subject to Division 35 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (ITAA 1997), is the amount included under paragraph (a) of the 'income requirement' in subsection 35-10(2E) increased when applying the 'otherwise deductible rule' in section 24 of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986 (FBTAA)?

Income tax: Division 35 - non-commercial business losses

Income tax: Non-commercial losses - application of subsections 35-10(2) and 35-10(4) to business activities carried on in partnership

Income tax: carrying on business as a professional artist

Fringe benefits tax: otherwise deductible rules and Division 35 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997

Income tax: Margaret River Wine Business

Income tax: Plantation Forestry Managers Limited, Hardwood Project No 2 1999