Posts tagged "tax tips"

Taxpayers who believe their tax affairs are straightforward have been given the "green light" by the ATO to go ahead and commence lodging their income tax returns.

If you're working full or part time and also have a side hustle, tax time can be complicated. Here's some advice from professional accountants to help you.

I recognise most of you don’t want to hear this, but I have a tip on how to lead a happier and more productive life. Be happy about paying taxes.

The new financial year is a perfect opportunity to get into good habits so you can set your business up to flourish.

Temporary full expensing serves the government’s goal of stimulating the economy by encouraging businesses to spend money on equipment and enjoy immediate tax savings.

Fringe benefits tax might just be a problem business owners need to think about, with a May 23 lodgement deadline looming for people not doing their tax paperwork with the assistance of a registered tax agent.

Sole traders have enough on their plate without juggling the complexities of tax. Moreover, using an accountant can be expensive for workers…

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, this EOFY, more than ever, it's all about "cash, cash, cash", says Standard Ledger founder and startup accountancy guru Remco Marcelis.

With many Australians working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, tax time will be a different affair this year. Here’s what you need to know about claiming tax deductions for your expenses while working from home.

The end of financial Year is approaching and there's plenty of changes to understand in 2020. Here are key EOFY tips for SMEs and sole traders to help you stay on top of your affairs.

Small businesses, get ready to pop the champagne and delete the 120 emails from your accountant, it's almost the end of financial year.