Gig Economy Ride-sharing and Short-Term Accommodation
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The GIG economy has exploded in recent times and the ATO has set its sights on taxpayers operating in this industry.
In our 2.5-hour seminar, we explore the key tax and GST implications for ride-sharing (e.g., Uber) and short-term accommodation providers (e.g., Airbnb) operating in the GIG economy.
It is critical that tax practitioners understand the unique tax complexities that are posed by clients operating in the GIG economy.
We cover the key tax implications, including:
- When are GIG economy providers carrying on a business?
- What tax concessions are available for clients operating in the GIG economy?
- When will payments become assessable income?
- A guide to key deductions that are available for clients in the GIG economy
- When are taxpayers operating in the GIG economy forced to register for GST?
Our seminar notes include practical examples, along with tips and traps for the tax treatment of ride-share drivers and short-term accommodation providers.
This engaging online seminar will provide you with practical information to ensure you get it right and your clients survive an ATO audit.
Benefits of purchasing this seminar:
- PDF copy of our comprehensive seminar notes
- 2.5 hours of CPD
This Online Seminar is presented by Nick Connell and Victoria Carmody on behalf of the NTAA.
