An increase in the Instant Asset Write-Off from $25,000 to $30,000, extra funding for export reimbursements and personal tax cuts are the biggest takeaways from this year’s Federal Budget.
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.
Review your expense accounts three weeks prior to submitting your tax to ensure your Profit and Loss statement is accurate in a timely fashion.
Welcome to the fourth week before tax is due. Now is the time to review your income accounts, refund expenses and check for any deposit errors.
Tax audit doesn’t always mean you have done something wrong sometimes it’s just the luck of the draw. Reduce the risk of raising a red flag with these tips.
30 June is right around the corner, which means now’s the time to prepare for EOFY and tax time. Here’s what you should be asking your accountant about.
Providing benefits can be a great way to recognise and reward your employees’ work, but they do bring Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) complications.
The government elected to keep the $20,000 instant tax deduction in place for one more year, and many businesses may take advantage of the policy.
This is a great time of the year to review what monies are owed to you – remember you are not in the business of lending money!