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Tax Compliance Issues for the Building & Construction Industry
The Federal and State based laws can often be complicated especially for independent and small construction companies. It’s important to be aware of your obligations so you can avoid any mistakes that might lead to serious compliance issues. Some of the issues include managing subcontractor payments, payroll tax, and handling GST.
Common Mistakes Found In Trust Account Audits
Management Rights owners, Real Estate Agents and Letting Agents must hold a current licence issued by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) and ensure that their business complies with the relevant legislation. The OFT oversees the compliance of business operators with the legislation and can inspect agents’ trust account records at any time. Failure to adhere to requirements can lead to licence holders being issued with official warnings or infringement notices.
Management Letting Rights (MLR) and Real Estate Insights 2024
As we step into the third quarter of the 2024 year, let’s reflect on the key highlights from the MLR and Real-Estate industry during the first two quarters of the year.
Agtech Innovation: Invest in Australia's Future Farms
As an investor I am always looking for areas of development and themes where great ideas are forming but perhaps main street has not yet caught on or up.
Australia is a beautiful country which has a harsh landscape and difficult weather patterns. Our population to land mass in some areas is low and sparse and can be very lonely for individuals managing the country in these rural and outback areas.
Boost Farm Cash Flow: A Guide to Primary Producer Tax Time
Tax implications for agribusinesses can vary significantly depending on factors such as the nature of the agricultural activities, the structure of the business and the specific government regulations.
Below is a list of tax strategies and considerations to help primary producers manage cash flow and manage their situations while times are tough.
2024 ATO Key Focus Areas: 3 Areas To Watch This Tax Time
As Tax Time approaches, the ATO has announced it will be focusing on three commons errors made by taxpayers, and cracking down on Division 7A mistakes.
Deadlines for End of Financial Year 2024: Tax Cuts, Super & More
The end of the financial year is fast approaching, and with it comes a number of important deadlines and changes business owners and tax payers need to be aware of. From deadlines for deductible contributions to adjustments in tax rates and super guarantee contributions. As tax and business advisers we want to ensure you have a smooth transition into the new financial year, stay on top of your financial obligations and take advantage of any available benefits.
2024 End Of Financial Year Tax Planning Strategies For Businesses
As we approach the end of the 2024 financial year, now is the perfect time for business owners to analyse the financial situation of their business in order to gain an understanding of the potential tax position for the 2024 financial year.
Business owners should consider engaging with their Accountant to undertake sometailored tax planning advice, where individualised strategies can be determined based on their circumstances and implemented prior to 30 June 2024. This can in fact reduce their tax liability and maximise deductions.
Planning for Division 293 Tax? Understanding Your Super Tax
Division 293 tax is an additional tax imposed by the Australian government on high-income earners in addition to the normal taxes they pay. Division 293 tax is calculated separately from income tax and is specifically applied to concessional superannuation contributions that exceed the concessional contributions cap or to an individual’s income for surcharge purposes that exceeds the Division 293 threshold (currently at $250,000).
Future-Proofing Your Professional Services Firm: 4 Key Challenges
Borrowing the results from recent other Professional Firms’ business surveys, it seems to me that the top concerns for Australian executives (and most probably other parts of the world) are the same in the short term as they are for the medium term. That being, cyber risks, talent recruitment/retention and upskilling a work force for the digital world.