The good: nationally, confidence returns In the wake of the federal election, positive sentiment towards Australia’s property market has jumped. National housing finance figures have shown some markets with the most significant falls over the last 12 months have reached the bottom of the cycle and are on the way up. The July ANZ/Property Council […]
Motor vehicle tax deductions to be scrutinised by the ATO
Recently, the Australian Taxation Office has announced that work-related car expenses will be scrutinised as it is one of the most claimed type of deductions. According to the ATO car deductions alone cost the ATO more than $8 billion in 2016/17 tax year – and some of the 3 million taxpayers have been found to […]
Two tax myths to bust this tax time
The most common mistake committed by taxpayers on their tax returns is claiming deductions based on myths. Most of these erroneously calculated claims stem from heeding advice from well-intentioned family and friends. Several taxpayers claim deductions for their purchase of handbags and gym memberships, both of which have stringent requirements as to the connection with […]
4 Reasons you need to take time out from your business!
Taking time off from work is a critical part of running a successful small business. You might think you can’t afford to take time out or you might worry about what happens when you aren’t in your business every day. But the truth is if you don’t take time out it’s going to impact you […]
Key Dates for Employers
With so many compliance dates to remember in the next quarter we have prepared a summary for businesses to keep you on track of employer obligations. PAYG Payment Summaries DUE 14 July Under pay as you go (PAYG) withholding, you must provide each of your employees, workers and other payees a payment summary showing the […]
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