The government has confirmed that the Stage 3 tax cuts are in place for most Australian workers as of 1 July 2024. These tax cuts were announced as part of the federal budget and aimed to provide financial relief to Australian workers. This article explains the Stage 3 tax cuts, how they affect employees at…
It’s a common misconception that throwing out those piles of receipts and invoices is permissible once tax season is over. On the contrary – keeping accurate tax records is not only a good idea, but also a legal requirement. If the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) ever questions your tax affairs, it’s up to you to prove the…
The end of the financial year period can be overwhelming, with plenty of tasks and deadlines to juggle. However, being proactive and organised can make the process smoother and less stressful. In this article, we’ll provide you with a comprehensive end-of-financial-year (EOFY) checklist to help you stay on top of your game. Consulting with an accountant or…
Are Division 7A loans bad? This query has echoed louder in the financial corridors with the recent uptick in interest rates. This article unpacks the intricacies and ramifications of Division 7A loans, shedding light on their real impact amidst evolving financial landscapes. What are Division 7A Loans? Division 7A loans are a provision within the…
As the ink dries on the freshly announced Federal Budget for 2023–24, many small business owners across Australia are likely finding themselves knee-deep in complex financial jargon, trying to decipher what these changes mean for their operations. It’s no secret that the recent announcement unveiled a host of alterations—some subtle, others quite dramatic—to the economic…
last updated 09/08/2021 Everything you need to know about the July 2021 NSW COVID-19 Grants With the latest lockdown restrictions extended for another two weeks, the New South Wales government has introduced a few new support measures on 15th July 2021 for both businesses and individuals alike. While much of the information is still being…
With claims that the 2020-21 federal budget is the most significant budget in decades, it’s crucial to understand how it will affect you and where you can save. This year’s budget has a heavy focus on encouraging spending on multiple levels, as well as a range of tax-related measures that will affect not only businesses…
The ATO has announced that it will be actively reviewing entitlements by conducting cashflow boost audits and JobKeeper audits. At our accounting firm, we’ve seen this happen with several clients despite meeting eligible obligations, which has signalled that the ATO is very stringent on businesses meeting their obligations to receive the cashflow boost. Using Single…
JobKeeper audits will form a big focus for the ATO as JobKeeper 1.0 comes to an end. The ATO has assigned 3,000 staff to the review process of JobKeeper and Cashflow Boost with many accountants (including ourselves) expecting there to be some significant requests to prove eligibility for the program further. As the Federal Government…
As the NSW Government progressively lifts the restrictions on movement and business trading, this means businesses can now reopen. If you’re a small business or not-for-profit that has experienced a decline in turnover, you could be eligible for this Small Business Recovery Grant. To be eligible, you’ll need to meet specific criteria and apply with…
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