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Business Debt in ATO Sights
The ATO is cracking down on small business tax collection. The accumulation of over $35 billion debt as of 30 June 2014, a 10% increase
The Australian-China Free Trade Agreement: What it means for your Business:
On the 17 June 2015 Australia signed a Free Trade Agreement with China after nearly 10 years of negotiation. The deal is expected to open
SMSF – Transition to retirement income streams
The ATO provided some information on issues that you, as a trustee or self – managed super fund (SMSF), need to consider when commencing a
Budget 2015: What we know so far
The Federal Budget 2015-16 is shaping up to be a big one, with talk of big changes to tax and businesses. Compared to last year’s
How to Maximise Your Rental Return
Before you jump into investment property, it’s important that you do your research to ensure you gain the maximum amount of rental yield. There are
The RBA has decided to keep rates on hold – here’s why
With months of speculation that there would be further rate cuts, the RBA has once again stunned with their decision to keep rates on hold.
Get Ready for SuperStream
What is SuperStream? SuperStream is a government reform aimed at improving the efficiency of the superannuation system. It’s designed to make paying super contributions easier.
Fringe Benefits Tax Return – Due Now
We’re fast approaching the end of March and that means it’s time to lodge your Fringe Benefits Tax return. If you lodge your FBT return
ATO crackdown on tax cheaters in ‘hidden cash economy’
The Australian Tax Office is running national campaigns targeting three “high-risk” industry groups – restaurants and cafes, building trades and hair and beauty, in a
The impact of RBA’s decision to keep interest rates on hold
The Reserve Bank has kept interest rates on hold this month, with the cash rate remaining at a record low 2.25%. The hold on rates
Australia’s Housing Bubble Widening the Gap Between Rich and Poor
Further interest rate cuts risk making property even less affordable in Australia’s two biggest cities, and according to experts would intensify dangerous imbalances already building
Your Superannuation Obligations – Employees vs Contractors
Many businesses understand that employees and contractors are treated differently – but to what extent? While superannuation is an entitlement typically associated with employees, there
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