Senior Tax Counsel's Report: The new working from home rate

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Published on 01 Apr 23 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

With the ATO recently releasing the new working from home rate, we examine how it applies an administrative solution to a longstanding gap in the legislation on working from home expenses.

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Senior Tax Counsel's Report: The new working from home rate

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