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Allocation of professional firm profits – PCG 2021/4 guide and calculator (2026 edition)
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Since 1 July 2022, the ATO has applied PCG 2021/4 to individual professional practitioners (IPPs) who redirect profits from their professional firm to associated entities. Getting the gateways and risk assessment factors right can be the difference between a green zone and an ATO review.
 
Insyt's practical guide and calculator walk you through each step, so you can assess your clients' arrangements quickly and with confidence.
About the Calculator

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The Excel calculator works out RAF 1, RAF 2 and the optional RAF 3, aggregates the score and returns a green, amber or red zone:

 

  • Updated for 2025/26 tax rates.

  • Tested against the PCG's worked examples and case studies.

  • Includes a gateway check and plain-English notes on each factor.

  • RAF 3 is only counted when a remuneration benchmark is entered.​​​​

About the Guide

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The Guide covers:

 

  • Who PCG 2021/4 applies to, and when an arrangement is outside its scope.

  • Gateway 1 (commercial rationale) and the five Gateway 2 high-risk features.

  • Risk assessment factors 1, 2 and 3, with worked examples.

  • How the ATO calculates the effective tax rate, including the "larger of" comparison.

  • The ATO's clarifications on the effective tax rate denominator and on income from unrelated entities.

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Guide + calculator (PDF and Excel, individual user) – $99 (incl. GST)
Guide + calculator (PDF and Excel, per firm location) – $150 (incl. GST)

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