Have You Received a Business Support Grant?
As a small business owner, it is possible that you may have recently received a grant to support your business during difficult times.
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As a small business owner, it is possible that you may have recently received a grant to support your business during difficult times.
Have You Received a Business Support Grant? Read More »
It is important to determine whether a new worker is classified as an employee or a contractor, as it affects tax, superannuation, and other obligations such as workers compensation insurance, as well as the worker’s entitlements.
Classifying a new worker Read More »
Here we are in 2023! A brand-new year with a set of a brand-new personal resolutions!
Five New Year’s Tax Resolutions Read More »
When you employ new staff and offer them a choice of super fund, it’s possible that they won’t choose one. If this happens, you will need to request the employee’s stapled super fund from the ATO in order to meet your choice of fund obligations.
Stapled super funds for new employees Read More »
When did you last check your details on the Australian Business Register? If you’re not sure, it’s time to check your details are up to date.
Refresh your ABN details Read More »
If you’re a small business or an individual in an Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment declared local government area, you can request deferral on your lodgement due date. If you need help, contact the ATO to discuss your circumstances.
Has your business been impacted by floods? Read More »
Good record keeping makes things easier at tax time – consider if a digital business solution (such as digital record keeping) will help you.
How’s your record keeping? Read More »
Now that summer has arrived, you may be planning a party or a day on the green with your employees. Before you fire up the BBQ, make sure you consider the fringe benefits tax (FBT) implications of your celebration.
Entertaining your employees? Read More »
Any business can make a loss. You generally make a tax loss when the total deductions you can claim for an income year exceed the total of your income for the year. Your income includes both assessable and net exempt income.
Made a business or non-commercial loss? Read More »
Pat Mannix is launching a new series called U R the bank! Follow each episode to find out how you can be your own bank, develop your own property portfolio, and protect your assets.
U R the Bank Series Read More »