Client Newsletter – November 2015
Time to wind up your SMSF? Your list of do’s and don’ts There will in all likelihood come a time when you will need to…
Time to wind up your SMSF? Your list of do’s and don’ts There will in all likelihood come a time when you will need to…
Hired a “contractor” who is really an employee? There are consequences If your business is looking to put on more staff, first of all: congratulations.…
Pay as you go (PAYG) instalments is a system for making regular payments towards your expected annual income tax liability. It only applies to you…
An SMSF can be a very powerful retirement savings vehicle. It’s good for long-term wealth accumulation and asset protection within a tax-effective structure. There is…
Your super savings could potentially be accessed for emergencies Severe financial hardship, terminal illness, specified compassionate reasons, permanent incapacity and other limited circumstances can serve…
The Tax Office has found that there are some landlords who may not be entirely sure about whether they are correctly claiming their rental property…
Businesses are required to deal with the goods and services tax (GST) in various ways — from charging customers 10% and paying the Tax Office…
Deduction for association subscription eligibility can endure into retirement Many professional, business or trades people are members of an association, and during their working life…
The Tax Office this tax time revealed it has undertaken the task of matching income declared on business tax returns against credit and debit card…