Understanding exactly how much of what you spend is tax-deductible is crucial for understanding how much you can spend on your business (and when).
End of financial year (EOFY) is a stressful time for small business owners and their tax agents alike. Make things easier for you and your accountant by taking up the following four habits.
The end of the financial year is right around the corner. For small business owners, that means it’s time to think about taxes and how to get the most from your tax return. Here are the top five tax deductions saving small business owners most this year.
Just because the $30,000 Instant Asset Write-Off is available, doesn’t mean small business owners have the available cash to make the most of it ahead of EOFY. But there is a workaround.
You don’t have to spend big on your hospitality business to generate significant tax deductions this EOFY, writes Renae Smith.
With just under two months until the EOFY, SMEs around Australia are starting to get all their ducks in row in preparation for tax time. Here are some things they’re doing this year and the reasons behind them.
There’s lots to do as a business owner as you focus on year-end accounting and bookkeeping tasks in addition to some forward planning for the new financial year. To help simplify things, here’s a handy EOFY checklist for businesses.
With End of Financial Year (EOFY) right around the corner, you’re probably starting to think about who to get onboard to assist with processing and lodging your tax. Here are the top questions to ask an accountant before you hire them.
Every end of financial year tradies prepare their tax returns, and sometimes a big dose of hope comes into play about what can be deducted. Want to avoid the ATO fishing you out?