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What Is Succession Planning and Why Is It Important?
There is a popular saying in the business community – if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. But, with your business at the peak of success and a promising...
Protecting a Legacy: The Challenges of Passing on the Family Business
When it comes to mixing family and business, there are two schools of thought.
Firstly, it’s a bad idea as it will affect your ability to make rational decisions...
See into and plan for the future, using your accountant’s crystal ball
Let’s reflect on the past few years, shall we?
Electric Vehicles and Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) Exemptions
Electric Vehicle FBT Exemption: What’s Behind the Fashionable Concession? Your Questions Answered
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.
What’s in the 2022 Budget for small businesses?
It’s no secret that small businesses have been doing it tough over the past two years. With ongoing lockdowns and restrictions in place throughout 2020 and 2021 due the COVID-19 pandemic, many small businesses have been on the brink of collapse.
Tax returns: How to claim correctly and maximise your refund
Lodging a tax return yourself can be both time-consuming and confusing so it pays to seek the help and experience of an accountant/tax agent. One of the biggest pitfalls for people who decide to self-lodge a tax return is failing to claim what they are entitled to. The truth is many people simply don’t know about all the tax deductions they can claim for or they haven’t kept an accurate record of them. Many others forget to report some income or incorrectly enter figures – both of which can lead to interest and penalties.
Three ways to help your small business become profitable
From tech unicorns to online retail stores that have gone global, we all hear about the businesses that have managed to make millions or even billions within a few short years of launching. Yet, for most of the 2.3 million small businesses in Australia, the reality is very different. In fact, for many businesses, it actually takes years before they turn a profit.