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2024
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Super guarantee contributions for the December 2022 quarter.
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Significant change to claiming working from home expenses.
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New 15% super tax to apply from 1 July 2025
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2023/24 Budget Update. On 9th May 2023, Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down the 2023/24 Federal Budget.
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Tax saving strategies prior to 1st July 2023.
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Many business clients like to review their tax position before the end of the income year.
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2023/24 Federal Budget. Personal income tax measures.
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Court penalises AMP $24 million for charging deceased customers….
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Claiming GST credits for employee expense reimbursements….
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Appointing an SMSF auditor…
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Taxpayers need to get their ‘rental right’….
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Tax issues for businesses that have received a support payment.
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ATO’s lodgement penalty amnesty is about to end…
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Year-end (and other) staff parties…
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Government announces changes to proposed ‘Stage 3’ tax cuts…
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Super contribution caps to rise…
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How to claim working from home expenses…
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Government warns of ‘malicious’ myGov scammers…
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ATO’s three focus areas this tax time….
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Tax saving strategies prior to 1st July 2024.
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Many businesses like to review their tax position before the end of the income year….
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ATO's 'main residence exemption tips'...
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ATO's tips for correctly claiming deductions for rental properties...
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Taxpayers can start lodging their tax returns...
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Avoid a tax time shock. Individual taxpayers can take the following steps...
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As the festive season approaches employers that hire new employees to help with their business should remember…
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With the holiday season coming up, employers may be planning to celebrate…
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Year-end and other staff parties…
2023
2022
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The Government has announced that it will retain the LMITO for one more income year, so that it will still be available for the 2022 income year……
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The ATO reminds taxpayers that is has a range of support available for small businesses experiencing difficult situations……
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Applying for a Director Identification Number. Recent legislation has introduced new obligations for company directors requiring them to……
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Tax deductibility of COVID-19 test expenses…
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2022-2023 Budget Measures that are now law…
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No reduction in the Private Health Insurance rebate as of 1 April 2022…
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ATO priorities this tax time…
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ATO’s small business focus for 2022 income year…
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Tax time focus on rental property income and deductions..
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More COVID-19 business grants are now tax-free…
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Banking business income to a private account…
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Director ID deadline approaching…
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ATO warning to SMSF’s: “Paying the price for non-compliance”
2021
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Super is now following new employees. The ATO is reminding employers that, as of 1 November 2021, there is an extra step they may need to take……
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Extra super step when hiring new employees. Employers may soon need to do something extra when a new employee starts to work for them……
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Extending administrative relief for companies to use technology. The Government has passed legislation renewing the temporary requirements……
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Reminder of superannuation caps indexation for 2022. From 1 July 2021, the superannuation contributions caps have been indexed for……
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Super guarantee contribution due date for June 2021 quarter. The due date for employers to make super guarantee contributions for their……
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Cryptocurrency under the microscope this tax time. The ATO is concerned that many tax payers believe their cryptocurrency gains are tax-free……
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Government proposal to modernise business communications. The Government has committed to modernising certain laws so that they are ‘technology neutral’…
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JobKeeper comes to an end. The ATO has advised that the final JobKeeper payment will be processed in April 2021…..
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Changes to STP reporting concessions from 1 July 2021. Small employers are currently exempt from reporting ‘closely held’ payees through Single Touch Payroll (STP)…
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New measures applying from 1 January 2021. The Government has provided an update of a number of new measures which came into effect from 1 January 2021, including…
2020
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Improvements to be made to full expensing measure. The government will expand eligibility for the temporary ‘fully expensing measure’, which temporarily allows certain businesses to deduct the full cost of eligible depreciable assets in the year they are first used or installed…
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