The Christmas break-up party and/or gifts to employees can be exempt from Fringe Benefits if a few rules are followed.
Read MoreSMSFs holding collectables need to ensure they are compliant under the incoming regulations applicable from 1 July 2016.
Read MoreThe tax office has issued a warning to taxpayers and their advisers against misusing partnerships with private company partners to avoid tax.
Read MoreBudgeting, cash flow and Super are all very important to better financial management and the attainment of long-term goal.
Read More“Is your mother proud of you”?
Read MoreMany taxpayers will owe tax in July 2016, instead of receive a refund.
Read MoreSuperStream is the Government’s prescription for making super contributions electronically in a standard format, with linked data and payments. This applies to all employers making super contributions.
Read MoreDespite the persistent warnings, there continues to be a range of difficulties associated with binding death benefit nominations (BDBNs) so it’s important SMSF practitioners and their clients are aware of the common traps.
Read MoreInvestors will need to provide the bank with 31 days notice if you access the funds in your term deposit before the maturity date.
Read MoreDoes your organisation conduct fundraising activities for a charitable purpose? If so it may be required to hold a Fundraising Licence.
Read MoreAs you may be aware, the 2015 federal budget has introduced a cap on the exempt FBT benefits available to Public Benevolent Institutions (PBI’s).
Read MoreThe number of taxpayers eligible for medical expenses claim is decreasing.
Read MoreAs part of our ongoing service and support to our clients we offer a comprehensive range of online resources at no extra cost.
Read MoreAlthough hopefully a very uncommon occurrence, there will be questions for the pay office of most employers after the death of an employee.
Read MoreWhen the debate comes as to the value of shareholdings many shareholders agreements provide very little assistance.
Read MoreWhile it’s a close call, chances are the RBA will cut rates again before year end, reflecting a poor business investment outlook, weakness in commodity prices, the Australian dollar remaining too high and slowing momentum in home price growth.
Read MoreThe Australian Taxation Office uses various statistical methods to decide upon reviews/audits of taxpayers.
Read MoreIn the most recent budget, the Government has announced that from 1 July 2015, the methods for claiming car expenses will be changed.
Read MorePlease print and complete the following checklist to help us help you complete your 2105 tax return.
Read MoreProviding the information sought by this checklist will help us complete your 2015 tax returns. Please click on the following link to access this checklist then print and complete.
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