By: DOMINIC POWELL
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 time of year again — tax…
Tax Time: Business Tax Deductions Are Not All Equal
By Max Newnham
Just before the end of the financial year profitable businesses often look for tax deductions that will reduce the income tax that they pay. Depending on whether the…
Last Minute Tips This Financial Year
By: Pam Madytianos
Normally we do a spring clean, but with business, we need to do a financial year clean. As you dash towards the EOFY finishing line, it’s a great…
Get Your Small Business Ready for Tax Time
By Olivia Maragna
As we near the end of another financial year, now is the time to start looking at your tax return.
If your heart missed a beat when you read…
Get Paperwork Right for Super Contributions – or Lose Tax Deduction
By: Noel Whittaker
In recent columns I have extolled the virtues of the change in superannuation rules that allow you to claim a tax deduction for personal concessional contributions even if your employer…
The Tax Effect of Having a Business Rather Than a Hobby
By Max Newnham
Successive federal governments have recognised the importance of the small business sector to the Australian economy. As a result a number of income tax and capital gains…
What Types of Legal Expenses Are Tax Deductible?
By Steve Burnham
What types of legal expenses are tax deductible? When a legal expense is incurred in relation to the operation of a business to produce assessable income, it…
What You Can Claim Tax Deductions for Without Needing a Receipt
By Anthony Keane
AS tax time approaches, Australians are thinking about collecting receipts and other records to help them get a handy refund soon.
Receipts are the easiest way to…
Landlord Plant and Equipment Depreciation Deductions Limited to Actual Outlays
By Tax & Super Australia
The government has made good on a measure announced in its 2017 Federal Budget, and now limits plant and equipment depreciation deductions to outlays actually…
Could Your Client Be Missing Out on Some “entertainment” Business Deductions?
By Taxpayer
As a tax concept, “entertainment” can be relevant not only to fringe benefits tax (FBT), but also to income tax and even goods and services tax (GST). For…
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