Tax isn’t always the first thing on your mind when getting started with investing, but it should be near the top of your list.

On today’s episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, we’ve got the ATO’s Assistant Commissioner for Individuals and intermediaries, Tim Loh, on the show to give new investors a crash course in tax!

In this episode we highlight the importance of understanding tax basics, key taxes that investors need to know about when buying shares, investment properties and cryptocurrencies, along with tips for new investors wanting to make tax time easier on themselves.

Please head to the ATO’s great website to learn more about every topic mentioned in this episode: ato.gov.au.

Episode transcript now available via the show notes page.

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Date recorded: 16th February 2022

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