Tax rates for 2014-15

 

Written by Ray Coman

 

With a general election fixed for 7 May 2015, this will be the last full tax year of the current coalition. Many of the changes to take effect from today were announced in the 2014 Budget, although some had been scheduled from much earlier. The main changes effective 2014-15 include:

 

 

The changes include good news for savers and people with pensions and further stimulus for business. However, at a time where property and assets values in certain areas have risen sharply, the lack of change in the tax thresholds creates risk for investors.

 

 

In summary, the freeze on capital taxes will expose greater numbers to an increased burden of tax on wealth and property.
 

Coman & co are pleased to offer a summary of the new rates and allowances, which are key references for tax planning in the coming year.  Please contact us for a further discussion about your upcoming tax requirements.

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