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Single Touch Payroll Changes
Single Touch Payroll Reporting | ATO changes The Tax Office has laid out some of the major changes to reporting for businesses under Phase 2 of Single Touch Payroll (STP). The federal government said in the 2019–20 budget that Single Touch Payroll would be expanded to...
Single Touch Payroll Changes
Single Touch Payroll Reporting | ATO changes The Tax Office has laid out some of the major changes to reporting for businesses under Phase 2 of Single Touch Payroll (STP). The federal government said in the 2019–20 budget that Single Touch Payroll would be expanded to...
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How to Find The Perfect Investment Property in 2021
Property Investments Tips - 2021 Are you wanting to buy your first investment property this year? Or maybe, you’re looking to grow your portfolio. Whatever your 2021 plan is, here are some tips to help finding the perfect investment property for you. Research,...
Why Property Prices Keep Rising
The Reason Why Property Prices Keep Rising As we come to the end of the financial year, improving economic conditions; supported by economic stimulus and effective containment and management of the COVID-19 health response have served as a strong catalyst for...
Top Tips for Preparing Your End Of Financial Year (EOFY) Income Tax Return
Top Tips for Preparing Your Income Tax Return The end of the financial year can be an exhausting and stressful time for small businesses and individuals. Throw in the complications of Covid-19, and, preparing for the EOFY has become an increasingly complicated process...
Have you considered setting up a SMSF?
Reasons for setting up an SMSF Most people invest their Superannuation in Retail or Industry Superfunds with their employers making contributions of Super guarantee contributions and sometimes salary sacrifice. Fund managers then make investment selection on behalf of...
Now Is The Right Time To Invest In Property
Should you invest in property this 2020 while there is a pandemic? As people the world over panic and the economy grinds to a terrible halt with Australian property experts painting a grim future for the property market, you most probably have set aside your plans to...
Have you received a government payment or grant?
If your business has received a grant or payment from the Australian Government or a State or Territory Government, you may need to include it in your tax return. Some grants and payments are assessable income and so need to be included in your tax return. Grants and...
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