News alert: Instant Asset Write-off extended
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced today that the Government will extend the $150,000 instant asset write-off (IAWO) by six months until … Read More
From the ATO
Affected by bushfire or COVID-19? If you live in one of the identified postcodes impacted by the bushfires, the ATO … Read More
Are you ready for tax time? Quick tips to help you this EOFY
The end of the financial year is looming – it really is that time of year again. Tax time is … Read More
Not-so-small list of small business concessions…
Here is a list of small business tax concessions that may be available to you. Tip! Speak to your tax … Read More
Key tax dates
Date Obligation 21 June 2020* May monthly BAS due 30 June 2020 Super guarantee contributions must be paid by this … Read More
Jobkeeper: Make a business monthly declaration
Complete a business monthly declaration between the 1st and 14th of the following month (to be reimbursed for JobKeeper payments … Read More
Business monthly declaration for JobKeeper payment
In order to trigger payment of the Jobkeeper subsidy, businesses will need to lodge a Business monthly declaration for JobKeeper … Read More
JobKeeper – eligible employers Update at 14 April
Updated April 14th On 1 March 2020, you carried on a business in Australia or were a not-for-profit organisation that … Read More
Temporary early access to superannuation, up to $20,000 per person
Information source – treasury.gov.au information sheet While superannuation helps people save for retirement, the Government recognises that for those significantly … Read More
Small Business Survival Fund – Northern Territory
Information source businessrecovery.nt.gov.au For queries about the guidelines, deadlines, or questions in the form, please contact the NT Government’s Business … Read More
The JobKeeper Payment
The Government is introducing a subsidy program, titled “the JobKeeper Payment” to support employees and businesses. In the excerpt below, … Read More
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