Employment benefit myths and misconceptions
Published Date: 13 Oct 2025
As not-for-profit (NFP) organisations continue to play a crucial role in our society, understanding the tax obligations and benefits available to them is essential for both compliance and the optimisation of resources. This article explores various aspects of employer tax obligations specific to NFPs, providing a comprehensive guide for organisations to navigate these complex areas. It also summarises the proposed changes to the superannuation guarantee regime, including the contribution cycle and penalty regime. This article aims to equip NFP employers with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively manage their tax obligations and take full advantage of the benefits available to them.
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- Published By: Jacqui Tucker CTA
- Published On:13 Oct 2025
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