Posts tagged "payg"

The Australian government has announced a series of coronavirus stimulus measures targeted at small businesses. So what do the changes to the instant asset write-off scheme, and the $25,000 cash payments, mean in practice?

The Australian Tax Office says it will provide relief to businesses affected by COVID-19 in the form of payment deferrals and faster access to GST refunds.

The ATO will be visiting more than 1500 small businesses between now and tax time. Here's the who, when and where you need to know.

There is no worse feeling then meeting directors and telling them they have a very large personal liability they never knew about. What foll…

SMEs are going to hear a lot about something called STP – Single Touch Payroll – in the coming year. It’s a system the federal government …

  Small businesses that use Standard Business Reporting software as part of the federal government’s Single Touch Payroll (STP) Scheme wi…

  We are constantly hearing messages about the wonderful tax incentives or help for small businesses the government is throwing our way. Bu…

The Australian Tax Office is pushing ahead with its plans to introduce mandatory real-time payroll reporting for businesses, with ATO second…

  Joe Hockey calls it the ‘sniff test’ other politicians call it the ‘pub test’, either way there are plenty of examples where poli…

The decision by the federal government to not proceed with requiring mandatory real-time payments under its Single Touch Payroll scheme will…

Close to half a million SMEs will benefit from changes to thresholds for pay-as-you-go tax instalments (PAYG) as part of the federal governm…

Contractor payments is an area that has concerned the Tax Office for quite some time now. Contractors come and go and they tend to be what m…