Posts tagged "tax advice"

Performers and other struggling arts industry sole traders are being denied JobKeeper payments because their paperwork is not up-to-date, a NSW tax clinic says.

From 1 April 2020, Australian company directors will be personally liable for their company’s unpaid GST. Here's what you need to do to minimise your risk.

Employers paying cash-in-hand are being warned their tax deductions will be going out the window from 1 July amid an ongoing black economy crackdown.

Kate Carnell has suggested keeping the current $20,000 instant asset write-off in place, but also allowing businesses to occasionally claim $100,000.

Selling your business is extremely challenging, but these 20 all-encompassing expert insights will ensure you are prepared and negotiate the right price.

The skies are dark, the sales are on, and every ringing phone strikes fear into the hearts of Australia’s accountants. Yep, it’s that ti…

Nearly 300,000 Australian small businesses took advantage of the federal government’s instant asset write-off scheme in the 2015-16 financ…

Everyone is talking about an ecosystem – a startup ecosystem, an innovation ecosystem, an early-stage ecosystem.   The first and the last a…

With a new book, XERO for Dummies, out on the market, Heather Smith is a big believer in cloud accounting, especially for business owners wh…

This article first appeared on October 20th, 2010.   I’m starting up as a consultant and doubt that my turnover will initially be more th…

The Federal Government has been urged to do more to spur start-up investment, following the unveiling of a UK government initiative that giv…

Benchmarks developed by the Tax Office for small businesses are a good tool to detect income but are otherwise susceptible to “heavy-hande…