
Small Business Technology Boost: New Tech or Skills?
Have you made any investments in new technology during this financial year? You may be eligible for The Small Business Technology Investment Boost.
Have you made any investments in new technology during this financial year? You may be eligible for The Small Business Technology Investment Boost.
Most employers have now moved over to Single Touch Payroll (STP) Phase 2 reporting. In fact, over 730,000 employers have started reporting STP Phase 2 information for over 10.8 million individuals!
Post the pandemic, many workplaces have shifted from fully remote, to a combination of remote and in-office work. Many employers have provided employees with work-related items such as laptops and mobile phones. Providing these devices shouldn’t trigger an FBT liability as long they are primarily used for work purposes.
If you operate a trust, it’s important to know exactly what kind of trust it is. This helps you report your trust details correctly when you lodge your tax return.
Posting make-up tutorials to social media? Writing for a blog or streaming gaming for others to see? Congratulations, you’re a content creator!
Your focus may be on your guests, but don’t forget to book in regular time for your business obligations. It’s important to keep your super guarantee (SG) obligations in check.
Are you up to date with all of the latest news from the Federal Budget released on 9th May 2023? Check out this informative short video with the hot topics for small businesses, superannuation, multi-national companies and everyday Aussies.
Letters are being sent by the ATO to directors of companies with overdue debts, cautioning that non-payment or lack of communication may lead to a director penalty notice (DPN) being issued.
Employers report their pay as you go (PAYG) withholding information to the ATO each time they pay their employees using Single Touch Payroll (STP).
If you have business assets which are expected to decline in value over time, such as machinery, motor vehicles, furniture, computers and phones, it’s likely that you would have claimed a depreciation expense.
TFE, is due to finish on 30th June 2023! Find out more about Temporary Full Expensing in this short video where Pat Mannix explains the in’s and out’s for eligible businesses.
If you’ve provided fringe benefits to your employees or their associates between 1 April 2022 and 31 March 2023, it’s now time to lodge and pay your 2023 fringe benefits tax (FBT) returns.