Economic stimulus package: key points for your business
The government announced a package of temporary measures worth $17.6 billion to support the Australian economy in the wake of … Continued
Author: Marie Skrodzki
Your outstanding tax debts: Exposed for everyone to see
A Bill before Parliament, which will likely pass, will permit the ATO to report your outstanding tax debts to Credit … Continued
Super Guarantee amnesty back on! Use it, or else!
The Government has entered a Bill into Parliament to reignite the previously lapsed superannuation guarantee amnesty. But this time it … Continued
Small Business and Capital Gain Tax Concession – What You Need To Know
For many people, tax is confusing. Throw another complicated layer of what is Capital Gains Tax (CGT) as part of … Continued
Labor’s Proposed Tax Changes
Negative Gearing Negative gearing relates to the situation where an investor incurs a loss from an investment but eventually expects … Continued
10 tips for future proofing your business while times are still good
Though the current business economic climate is good, there is growing sentiment that we are headed for an economic downturn. … Continued
The new Revenue standard – It’s 10 minutes to midnight!
Looking back, we first started discussing the new revenue accounting standard, AASB 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers, in 2014. … Continued
Large proprietary company thresholds doubled
he Federal Government has doubled the size thresholds for large proprietary companies reporting under the Corporations Act 2001 (“the Act”) effective for … Continued
Your guide as to what’s in the 2019 Budget.
The Federal Budget for 2019-20 contains a number of tax and superannuation announcements affecting small and middle-market business owners, including: … Continued
Top Tax Tips – 28 March 2019
Pay As You Go (PAYG) Withholding Changes From 1 July 2019, employers cannot claim a tax deduction for payments to … Continued