Top Tax Tip – 6 March 2019
Gone Phishing In the last two months, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has reported that over 20,000 scams which … Continued
Author: Marie Skrodzki
GST and Exports
Most goods, services and other items sold or consumed in Australia will be taxable supplies and therefore where the supplier … Continued
Single Touch Payroll to cover all businesses as legislation passes
From 1 July 2019 small employers (with less than 20 employees) are required to report to the ATO using Single … Continued
Top Tax Tips – 13 February 2019
BAS Lodgement Dates Quarterly Business Activity Statements (BAS) are usually due on the 28th day of the month following the … Continued
Here is what you need to know for the end of the FBT year
31 March, being the end of the fringe benefits tax (FBT) year, is fast approaching and now is the time … Continued
PPSR registrations are starting to expire
Assets which are registered under the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) began to expire from Wednesday 30 January 2019. The … Continued
Amnesty for Outstanding Super Guarantee Obligations
On 24 May 2018 the Federal Government announced their intention to provide a one-off 12 month amnesty to allow employers … Continued
Transfer Balance Accounting Reporting
Introduction of Transfer Balance Caps Successive Federal Governments have been concerned about the potential for super fund members to move … Continued
Research & Development Deadline Looms
Lodge your 2018 R&D claims by 30 April 2019 Certain companies can claim a tax offset for expenditure incurred on … Continued
Increase to small/large proprietary company thresholds proposed
The Federal Government has recently released a proposal to increase the thresholds for determining what constitutes a large proprietary company … Continued