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Your Q3 2023 Deadlines for the Diary
The ATO lets us have a little more time for December lodgments, but you’ll still need to plan for paying your BAS and super soon! Talk to us about getting organised for the first ATO lodgments and payments of 2023 and make the start of the year easy.
Your December quarter superannuation guarantee contribution is due soon
Review your superannuation reports now for your quarterly superannuation guarantee contribution, which is due soon.
We can help with your super set-up and prepare the SG contribution and SuperStream lodgement.
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Holiday cashflow for your small business
Leading up to the holiday period, is your business cash flow in good health to carry you through? This time of year can be hard on small business. Make a plan early to ensure healthy cashflow over the holidays. #cashflow #smallbusiness
Christmas Parties and Presents – and Tax!
Planning a Christmas party? Giving gifts to clients and suppliers? Paying a Christmas bonus? Talk to us to see if you can claim all or part of the cost as business expenses. Don’t get caught out by tricky entertainment rules!
Why are ATO credits and refunds being offset?
The ATO has reached out to small businesses who may have recently received a letter advising that they have a debt on hold and any credits or refunds would be offset against this debt. As a result, such a small business may find that their refund or credit is […]
5 ways to reduce your business energy bills in Australia
With prices rising, your business needs a plan for cutting its energy costs. We’ve chosen five simple ways to reduce your consumption and energy bills.
#businessadvice #energy #costreduction
Shuffling the decks: 2022-23 Budget 2.0 A Guide
There is nothing in this Budget that would create a UK style crisis. The stage 3 tax cuts legislated to commence on 1 July 2024 are not mentioned, and most funding initiatives appear to be a reallocation of previous Government initiatives. And, the commodity driven $54.4 billion improvement in tax […]
Australian super funds gorge on cryptocurrency
The value of cryptocurrency assets inside Australian self managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) increased by 589.9% ($1.17bn) between June 2019 and June 2022, according to the latest ATO statistics. While cryptocurrency is a relatively small asset class at only 0.16% of the $837bn held in SMSFs, it is a growing asset […]
States move on property based taxes
Queensland backs down on Australia wide land tax assessment The Queensland Government has backed away from an amendment that would have seen the land tax rate for investment property in Queensland assessed on the value of the investor’s Australia wide land holdings from 1 July 2023, not just the value […]
To cut or not to cut? Stage three personal tax cuts
In September, amid a climate of startling interest rates, UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a series of tax cuts, including the reduction of the top personal income tax rate that applies to those earning more than £150,000 from 45% to 40%. Just ten days later, following market turmoil that saw […]