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Business

Atlassian made Australia’s biggest claim for the R&D tax incentive – more than $220 million

- September 29, 2025 3 MIN READ

The research and development tax incentive (R&DTI) is only growing in value and scope, with a new Australian Taxation Office (ATO) transparency report detailing $16.2 billion in claims recorded over the 2022-23 financial year. And for the second year in a row, software giant Atlassian is the nation’s top claimant, reporting more than $220 million in… Read more »

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If you’re thinking of trading in Bitcoin, here’s what you need to know about crypto tax liabilities

- June 30, 2025 4 MIN READ

Bitcoin is ubiquitous. It is impossible to open a social media stream or news source without encountering yet another mention of the topic. Many Australians have invested, hoping for a good return. But they may not have considered the tax consequences of their investments. So some might be in for an unexpected surprise. The tax… Read more »

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Canva’s plotting another $773m share sale at a higher $56 billion valuation – and becoming a US company is one reason why former employees may need to sell

- June 27, 2025 4 MIN READ

News emerged this week that Canva was looking at another secondary share sale, worth up to US$500 million (A$762m) with its valuation increasing by more than 15% to US$37 billion (A$56.2bn). It seem surprising with a US listing on the Nasdaq expected as soon as 2026. But in breaking the news The Information reported that… Read more »

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5 things you should know about tech today

- May 7, 2020 4 MIN READ

Morning and happy Thursday. There’s plenty of big news from the tech world, so let’s go.   1.  Ousted WeWork founder sues investor WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann is suing the company biggest backer, SoftBank, for failing to buy US$3 billion worth of WeWork stock from the former CEO and other shareholders, claiming the Japanese investor… Read more »

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Google settles ATO tax battle for $481.5 million

- December 18, 2019 < 1 MIN READ

Google has settled a long-standing dispute with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) agreeing to pay an extra $481.5 million in additional tax in a major financial win for the federal government. The search giant’s agreement follows in the wake of similar deals with Microsoft, Apple and Facebook as part of a multinational e-commerce crackdown by… Read more »