A very common question that we get from a lot of clients, is what can we claim and how do we claim it and how does it work?
Category: Financial
Tax Concessions for Tech Start-ups
The government has introduced grants, concessions, and programs that encourage Australians to invest and create business through tech.
Tax Obligations of the Building Construction Industry
If we’re looking at fringe benefits tax, where we try and talk about it existing with other taxes is this concept of a reportable fringe benefit
Obligations of a Company Director
If we’re looking at fringe benefits tax, where we try and talk about it existing with other taxes is this concept of a reportable fringe benefit
How to sell your home tax free
If you’re an Australian, your family home is often your largest asset. And the ability to sell back home tax-free is an important part of your overall financial strategy.
Main residence exemption
The really important thing that’s happening now, is that if you’re a foreign tax resident of Australia, the main residence exemption on the side of your house is being taken away.
FBT and other taxes
If we’re looking at fringe benefits tax, where we try and talk about it existing with other taxes is this concept of a reportable fringe benefit
How to defend yourself against a preference claim
Basically, you’re in business and someone pays you, they go into liquidation and the liquid they want you to pay your money back. Not a good position to be in, but there’s a couple of ways that you can defend yourself against a preference claim.
Claiming Tax on Staff Christmas Gifts
Coming up to Christmas and a lot of people want to give their staff and their team a little reward as a thank you for doing a good job and if you give your staff a bonus as a cash bonus, they’re going to pay tax on it, which is not such a great idea.
Common sense in accounting
The election on Saturday was an incredible response: one that was not anticipated by our practice. It is important to look back on why this was potentially important. It was important because the opposition government had anticipated a range of significant tax changes that would have made an incredible change to the tax and business… Continue reading Common sense in accounting
