Posts tagged "EOFY advice"

While none of us can control the economy, there are a range of small but effective measures that small business owners can take to improve or safeguard their cash flow and weather the storm. 

This EOFY checklist may help you meet your legal obligations and help your small business get ready for the upcoming tax season.

Take the time to plan, strategise, and despite the challenges of uncertainty, lay a strong foundation for the year ahead.

CreditorWatch's new paper offers more than a dozen pointers for Australian entrepreneurs to consider before June 30.

As we race towards June 30, all thoughts start turning to tax refunds and deductions.

For businesses, the end of financial year (EOFY) can seem a little like high school exams: you’ve had all year to prepare, and yet as the deadline approaches, you realise how much more work there is to do. Tax obligations, deductions, superannuation payments and sorting through records can be enough to stress out even the best of us, but it doesn’t have to be difficult.

A major Australian Taxation Office (ATO) website outage left small businesses and accountants unable to file claims over the weekend.

CPA Australia is trying to help Aussies stay on the ATO’s good side, with resident tax expert Elinor Kasapidis sharing the six deductions that won’t get past the tax office this time around.

Whether you employ one person or one hundred people, you can download this eBook today to ensure you're paying your team in accordance with current legislation.

Small businesses face a more complex tax time this year but some simple tips will help them to maximise their deductions, says Adrian Raftery.

For startups wildly scrambling to get EOFY-ready, there are still a few things to be done to make sure you have a happy tax time.