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Let’s reflect on the past few years, shall we?
EOFY is almost here: Brace Yourself for an ATO Clampdown
The end of financial year is almost here and there is little time left to get your affairs in order. This year, there are some tax changes likely to affect you...
Electric Vehicles and Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) Exemptions
Electric Vehicle FBT Exemption: What’s Behind the Fashionable Concession? Your Questions Answered
New Working From Home Deduction Rules – Changes to Recordkeeping
Employees who work from home can claim limited deductions against their personal tax for some expenses incurred at home. The ATO has just changed how you calculate and support those deductions. In short, from now on you must have evidence of your expenses and hours worked from home, even for the fixed rate method.
Beware Using Social Media to Avoid PSI Issues
The Personal Services Income restrictions for small service providers, contractors and consultants have been around for more than 20 years. Recent ATO guidance expands on how you have to acquire an “unrelated client” so you qualify as a business. Just having a social media presence won’t avoid PSI issues.
Inflation Hits Your Profits
When inflation hits your profits, all businesses need to review their costs, their prices and the structure of their business, or risk going backwards.
How to Vary PAYG Instalments
The ATO asks for PAYG Instalments when a business makes a profit or gets investment income in the previous year, or when individuals get investment income. The ATO estimates what the likely profit or investment income will be based on that previous year (so long as it is over a threshold), and asks you to prepay a fraction of that estimate every quarter. That quarterly payment is your PAYG Instalment.
Beat Accounting Speak – PAYG What?
For clients who aren’t immersed in business, sometimes the names of the taxes they pay can be confusing. Especially when so many of them start with PAYG, and when wage and salary earners may have only met personal PAYG Income Tax. So, here’s a little intro to all the PAYGs.
What’s in the October 2022 Federal Budget?
The October 2022 Federal Budget announced on Tuesday night was the second for 2022, and represents the new Government drawing a line under the previous government’s policies. The Budget itself did not present many substantial reforms or initiatives.