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Women And Superannuation
Superannuation is the latest area of inequality between males and females with women often ending up to tens of thousands of dollars behind their male
Division 293 Tax
The ATO will start issuing Division 293 tax notices of assessment for the 2012-13 financial year to affected individuals from early February 2014. Division 293
Superannuation Concessional Contributions
In December there were changes to how super excess concessional contributions are taxed. Just like with most things, there are caps on the amount you
Proposed Changes to HELP Voluntary Repayment Bonus
The proposed legislation to implement the 2013-14 Budget changes to the HECSHELP program has not been passed by the Senate. As a result, the HECSHELP
Marketing for Accounting Firm as a Sound Strategy
Getting new clients is considered as a lifeblood of any company. This is definitely true with accounting firms like us. It is the reason why
Registering for GST
As previously mentioned in our Basics of GST blog last year, you must register for GST if you run a business or other ‘enterprise’ and
Rise in Self-Managed Super Funds
Recent reports have emerged stating that the pool of money Australian’s use from self-managed super funds (SMSFs) to fund their retirement is set to double
Deductions for Rental Properties
Over the past year there has been a big increase in the number of people joining the property market and investing in rental properties. And
ATO Targets Cash Economy Tax Dodgers
Small businesses using cash has traditionally been a way to avoid paying taxes. Operating in the cash economy is a very risky decision and now
Revision of Capital Allowances for Small Business Entities
As a result of the 2013 election, the Government announced changes to the instant asset write-off provisions for a small business. These changes have only
Financial New Year’s Resolution
From losing weight, to quitting smoking or getting active, New Year’s resolutions come in all shapes and sizes. One important New Year’s resolution to make
Update on SME Tax Break
According to Business Review Weekly, the SME (Small Medium Enterprise) tax break may stay law beyond January 1. This tax break is an instant asset
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