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- More time to spend your xmas gift vouchers (with some exemptions)
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- Are you changing your business structure?
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- Expanding accelerated depreciation
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- Coalition’s tax policies: How do these impact on businesses?
- Tax breaks available to both small and medium businesses for the 2019 tax return
- Small businesses with a turnover of less than $10 million
- What other measures are available to small businesses?
- Medium businesses with a turnover of more than $10 million but less than $50 million
- Tax breaks that may be available for the 2019 tax return: Law not yet passed
- The ATO is watching…
- Key tax dates
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- Removing tax deductibility of non-compliant PAYG payments
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- Instant asset write-off for small businesses extended and increased
- Don’t forget about the small business income tax offset
- Supporting Indigenous small business
- Disqualifying directors of phoenix companies
- Motor vehicle expenses - how to get them right
- Focus on small business
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- Checklist: Are you carrying on a business of letting residential rental properties?
- Checklist: 2016/17 year end — allowable deductions for individuals
- Tax changes for small businesses 2016/17 year end
- Travel deductions for rental properties removed
- What is payroll tax in NSW?
- Medicare levy to increase from 2.0% to 2.5%
- Cents per kilometre claims in your tax return
- First home super saver scheme
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- BCI Finances Pty Ltd (in liq) v Binetter (No 4)
- Seven Seas luxury liveaboard experience
- CGT main residence exemption removed for foreign and temporary residents
- Winning feeling for HiQA at business awards
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