About Us

This site was established in 2011 with the purpose of being a handy reference for the most searched-for tax and super information affecting individuals and small businesses.

We’ve chosen to keep the site free for users, supported mainly by the hosting of ads (definitely a two-edged sword).

About Our Content

We strive to keep it factual. We endeavour to make Australian tax information easier to understand, without changing what it means.

We do not provide our opinions or interpretations, except to quote or reference experts where we consider it may be helpful. Any such content is fully disclosed as to source.

Our Sources

Everything we publish is based on trusted, verifiable sources, including:

• Australian Taxation Office
• Australian tax laws, rulings, and court decisions
• Government and regulatory publications
• Recognised accounting and legal experts

If we can’t trace it back to a reliable source, we don’t publish it.

How to Use This Site

We take complex tax material and:

• Explain it in plain English
• Pull out the key points
• Link back to original sources

Our goal is to help you understand tax information, not to reinterpret it.

What You Won’t Find Here

• Personal opinions
• Guesswork or speculation
• Unsourced interpretations of tax law

If something isn’t clearly supported by a reputable source, we leave it out.

Do We Give Advice?

No.

This site provides general information only. It’s not tax, legal, or financial advice.

If you need advice, you should speak with a qualified professional to obtain information tailored to your situation.

When We Include Expert Views

Sometimes we include commentary from tax or legal experts.

When we do:

• The source is clearly named
• The meaning is preserved
• You can trace it back to where it came from

Ads and Sponsorships

We may use ads, affiliate links, or sponsored content to support the site.

• These don’t influence what we write
• Sponsored content is clearly labelled
• Our content remains independent

Our Promise

We aim to be:

• Clear — plain English, no unnecessary jargon
• Accurate — grounded in trusted sources
• Neutral — no bias, no agendas

Disclaimer

We rely on trusted sources such as the Australian Taxation Office, official publications, and reputable professional advisers, but we can’t guarantee everything is always complete or up to date.

Always check the original source or engage a professional to consider matters specific to your situation.

Got Feedback?

If something looks unclear or incorrect, please let us know, we’re always looking to improve.

This page was last modified 12 Jun 2026