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
Claiming deductions on home office costs
To claim the tax deduction in the home office, you need to maintain a full week office diary, which helps us apportionate, what costs are your private costs and what is your business related costs.
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
Getting tax deductions on travel expenses
One of the biggest concepts in tax law is that you’ve got to have receipts to prove your expenses that you incur. When you’re traveling, that’s really hard because you’re getting out of the taxi, you need a receipt, you’re buying some food at the bar, some chips for dinner.
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.
Tax Audit: When is the best time to get ready?
Nobody wants a tax audit. It’s always a little bit disconcerting when they come around. When should you get ready for a tax audit?
Claiming tax on business conferences
A lot of people think of a conference as a bit of a business junket, but from a tax point of view, there’s a fine line between what is a conference and what is a bit of a trip with your mates?
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 […]
Snapshot of the WA State Government stimulus package COVID-19
The WA State Government has released their own $607 million stimulus package in response to Covid-19. This includes payroll relief for small to medium businesses as well as a freeze on household rate increases. Check out our info graphic below for more information. Please contact us if you need advice or help.