Mark Chapman is director of tax communications at H&R Block, Australia's largest firm of tax accountants, and is a regular contributor to Money. Mark is a Chartered Accountant, CPA and Chartered Tax Adviser and holds a Masters of Tax Law from the University of New South Wales. Previously, he was a tax adviser for over 20 years, specialising in individual and small business tax, in both the UK and Australia. As well as operating his own private practice, Mark spent seven years as a Senior Director with the Australian Taxation Office. He is the author of Life and Taxes: A Look at Life Through Tax. Connect with Mark Chapman on LinkedIn.
The tax deductions the ATO is cracking down on this year
Aussies who work from home and claim a deduction at tax time will be in the ATO's sights this year.
What happens when you inherit superannuation
Do you have to pay tax on super you inherit? How is the money paid out? We explain the relationship between super, death and tax.
Friends With Money #141: Stage 3 tax cuts explained
Stage 3 tax cuts mean Aussies are set to pay less income tax from July, so what's changed and who will benefit the most? Mark Chapman joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
How retirement will affect your tax
Australia's tax system favours seniors so in addition to the tax-free benefits of super, there are a number of other tax incentives available which can make it easier to get by.
The investment property fees you can write off on tax
If you own a rental property, you can claim a deduction for any borrowing expenses that you incurred in arranging finance to purchase it.
How to get the government to top up your super
Want to top up your super but worried you don't have enough cash left at the end of the month? Here are some clever strategies to get you started.
How to claim Christmas donations as a tax deduction
Can you claim a tax deduction for donating at Christmas? What about workplace giving, or charity raffles? Here's our guide to Christmas donations and tax.
What influencers can claim on tax
So you're an influencer but you see social media as a hobby rather than a business? The ATO would like a word with you.
What you need to know about tax as an estate executor
It's hard enough dealing with the loss of a loved one without having to manage their estate. Here's how to navigate taxes as an executor.
A new investor’s guide to tax
The tax consequences of a particular investment are important, but they should never drive your investing strategy.
