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Taxation
Foreign Trusts
Personal Services Income
Section 99B
Division 7A
Family Law
Property Settlement
AI Paper-To-Data Software
Capital Gains Tax
Bendel Case
Tax Compliance
Australian Taxation Office
Upes
Family Trust Election
Australian Tax Law
Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSF)
Amendment Periods
Inheritance
Financial Agreement

Australia's tax news podcast for tax professionals.

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Latest Episodes

In Episode 3 of Tax Talks, Andrew Henshaw, Rajan Verma and special guest Nick Schaeffer (Partner, PGP Consulting) unpack the biggest Australian tax developments affecting accountants, advisers and business owners. Topics include the High Court's land... more

May was one of the biggest months for tax in recent memory.

In Episode 2 of Tax Talks, hosts Andrew Henshaw and Rajan Verrma are joined by Anthony Tripolino from Tripolino Accountants to unpack the Federal Budget and the significant tax measures tha... more

In this first episode of Tax Talks, Rajan Verma and Andrew Henshaw review the key Australian tax developments from April 2026.

They discuss possible changes to the 50% CGT discount, proposed amendments to foreign resident CGT rules, the new $1,000 w... more

Tax Talks enters a new phase.

In this pilot episode, the new hosts are joined by Tax Talks creator Heide Robson to introduce the direction of the podcast and what listeners can expect going forward. The focus remains clear: delivering practical, tec... more

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Recent Guests

Nick Schaefer
Partner at PGP Consulting, advisor to high wealth individuals and private clients
PGP Consulting
Episode: June Updates
Anthony Tripolino
Founder, Tripolino Accountants
Tripolino Accountants
Episode: May Updates
Heidi Robson
former host
Tax Talks
Episode: A New Chapter For Tax Talks
Shannon Hilton
A family lawyer specializing in property settlements and financial agreements
Velocity Legal
Episode: 440 | Family Law Property Settlement Part 2
Andrew Henshaw
Lawyer and Host of the Explain That podcast
Velocity Legal
Episode: 431 | PSI in PCG 2024/D2
Jonathan Ordner
Tax expert at Arnold Block Liebler
Arnold Block Liebler
Episode: 429 | FTE Questions
Astrid Rivalland
Legal expert specializing in NDIS registrations at LegalVision
LegalVision
Episode: 428 | NDIS Registration Part 2
Astrid Riverland
Legal expert and consultant focusing on disability services and NDIS compliance.
Legal Vision
Episode: 427 | NDIS Registration Part 1
Helen Young
Legal advisor specializing in NDIS registrations and tax implications for providers.
Legal Vision
Episode: 427 | NDIS Registration Part 1

Hosts

Rajan Burma
Co-host of Tax Talks, frequently involved in hosting and discussion, often grounding conversations in practitioner realities.
Andrew Henshaw
Co-host providing analysis and commentary, sometimes linked to Velocity Legal; part of tax talks ecosystem.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 99 ratings
  • Thank you; very helpful

    I love the format. I like that the host asks a lot of basic clarifying questions!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    txchou
    Australia3 years ago
  • Needs a host with more technical knowledge

    Topics are quite good but episodes so frustrating when the host doesn’t understand the topic, is constantly talking over the guests, and hasn’t done the research. Having guests on when you haven’t read the book you want to discuss is just unprofessional, and failing to understand the answers, giving your take and having to be constantly corrected is just embarrassing. Professional host or at least professional editing would make a big difference, as would someone with better level of accounting ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Ed-168
    Australia3 years ago
  • Insightful

    Heidi Robson’s podcast gives a look into tax in an Australian context that is helpful and educational for a lay person with a healthy interest in these issues. What is particularly impressive is the way she incisively dissects the nuances around a specific bit of legislation. Her technique is forensic in the way she draws the distinction and teases the ambit of what might fall within and without: like courtroom advocate electing information from a helpful witness. I particularly liked the discus... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Double Hip Crew
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • Great podcast made very well

    I am currently studying tax at the tax institute and whenever I need to clarify something I just come back to this great podcast. So succinct and answers all the questions I have.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jason dyphan
    Australia7 years ago
  • I love Tax Talks

    Thank you for such a helpful show

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    samanthathefrog76
    United States7 years ago

Listeners Say

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Overall, listeners find the content highly practical and accessible for tax professionals.
Some episodes get feedback about host clarity and depth versus guest expertise, but many still rate it as a go-to resource for Australian tax.
The show is praised for grounding complex topics in real client scenarios.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

May Updates
Q: Rajan prompts a discussion on valuation and transitional issues as of 1 July 2027.
The hosts and Anthony emphasize that valuations will be critical, with potential disputes with the ATO and the need for robust documentation to support pre- and post-1 July 2027 valuations across asset classes.
May Updates
Q: Rajan asks about the practical implications for trusts and the new minimum tax on discretionary trusts.
Anthony discusses how a 30% minimum tax will apply to discretionary trusts from 2028, how beneficiaries receive non-refundable credits (except for corporate beneficiaries), and the potential double taxation challenges that arise in practice.
May Updates
Q: Rajan asks for high-level points of what has been announced in the CGT and budget changes.
Anthony explains the removal of the 50% CGT discount from 1 July 2027, the introduction of indexation for post-discount gains, and the broadening of CGT to pre-CGT assets with complex transition rules and trust implications.
440 | Family Law Property Settlement Part 2
Q: How can one protect against future family breakdowns for wealth held in trusts?
To protect wealth for future generations, consider setting up separate trusts for each generation while ensuring proper distribution patterns and avoiding UPEs.
440 | Family Law Property Settlement Part 2
Q: What happens if someone inherits something right after the divorce?
If the inheritance is received post-separation but before formalizing the property settlement, it impacts the property settlement. If it is received after finalization, it does not affect the property settlement.

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What is Tax Talks about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on Australian tax developments with a practitioner-focused lens, frequently pairing high-level policy discussion (budget announcements, proposed reforms, and ATO discretion) with practical, real-world implications for small businesses, trusts, and family law. Across episodes, listeners get analyses of CGT changes, trust distributions, Division 7A, and how to navigate complex rules through case studies and coaching from practicing lawyers and accountants. A notable strength is the mix of timely updates and accessible explanations, often anchored by expert guests who ground theory in client scenarios. A potential listener can expect thoughtful debate, actionable guidance for practitioners, and in-depth dives into nuanced tax... more

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Recent guests on Tax Talks include:

1. Nick Schaefer
2. Anthony Tripolino
3. Heidi Robson
4. Shannon Hilton
5. Andrew Henshaw
6. Jonathan Ordner
7. Astrid Rivalland
8. Astrid Riverland

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