Business Matters Q3 2019

Business Matters, a quarterly newsletter in which strategies for managing your business are shared. In this latest edition, we discuss whether your small business is eligible for the small business income tax offset, how to maximise your tax deductions as a home-based business and introduce you to MyGovID and RAM. Discover the latest on the legal obligations of marketing, the art of...

Business Matters – Q2 2019

Business Matters, a quarterly newsletter in which Strategies for Managing Your Business are shared. In this edition, we discuss FBT and how it attracts the ATO, analysing your business with the debtors days method and taking advantage of cashless business, ATO increases to fuel tax credit rates. Find out the latest on Single Touch Payroll including more businesses and how remote...

Year End Strategies 2019

As the end of financial year approaches, our latest newsletter discusses Year End Strategies for 2019. In this issue, we discuss how to prepare for the year end, Single Touch Payroll becoming inclusive of more businesses, further extensions for Instant Asset Write-Off and tax tips for investment properties. Check out our end of financial year record keeping essentials, tax tips for...

TAX MATTERS | 2019 Budget Edition

The Federal Budget was announced by the Government for the 2019 financial year.  The 2019 Federal Budget focuses on rewarding hard-working Australians while also supporting the vulnerable. 2019 is offering a business growth-based Budget with investment to the vocational education and training (VET) sector for building job skills to better tomorrow. Discover the latest changes to...

Tax Matters | 2019 Quarter 1

Tax Matters, a quarterly newsletter in which Tax Strategies for You and Your Business are shared. In this edition, we discuss the tax implications for resettlement of trust as well as tax traps the ATO is watching. Find the latest on the instant asset write-off for small businesses to be extended and increased and  a scam warning from ATO. Click here to read...

Business Matters | Q1 2019

Business Matters, a quarterly newsletter in which Strategies for Managing Your Business are shared. In this edition, we discuss how to make the most of 2019, supporting a grieving employee and the common FBT errors employers make. Find out the latest on proposed tax changes to Division 7A, cash flow management tips and updates to Single Touch Payroll. Learn more about ethical business...

Tax Matters | Q3 2018

Tax Matters, a quarterly newsletter in which Tax Strategies for You and Your Business are shared. In this edition, we discuss, Single Touch Payroll authorisations, the ATO’s new guidelines for FBT exemption on vehicles, the ATO phone scam alert and find out everything you need to know about how the government is fast-tracking tax cuts for small and medium businesses. Click here to...

Tax Matters | Q2 2018

Tax Matters, a quarterly newsletter in which Tax Strategies for You and Your Business are shared. In this edition, we discuss the changes to GST at settlement forms. PLUS! Learn more about the targeted amendments to Division 7A rule and find out how super death benefits are taxed. Also, a final comment on claiming the $20,000 instant asset write-off. Click here to read...

Business Matters | Q3 2018

Business Matters, a quarterly newsletter in which Strategies for Managing Your Business are shared. In this edition, we discuss Hiring for cultural fit, offer a guide on re-branding for your small business and advice on whether you should enter a partnership. Get the latest information about creating an agile workplace, dealing with conflicts of interest  as well as how the ATO is...

Marsden Stantons | Budget Edition 2018

The Federal Budget was announced by the Government for the 2018 financial year.  Our latest newsletter focuses on the government’s introduction of the Personal Income Tax Plan, the new measures concerning superannuation, and commitment to improving integrity measures.  Find out the latest news about the threat of Bitcoin tax scammers to Australian taxpayers. Click here to read...