By Steve Burnham
Fuel tax credit rates are updated every year (generally on 1 February, but this year they changed on 5 February). It is therefore a timely that the ATO has…
Why Budding Entrepreneurs Shouldn’t Feel Ashamed if Their Startups Aren’t Successful
BY GERARD HOLLAND
There is a stigma about having an unsuccessful startup as it can quickly go from excitedly telling others about your idea to explaining why you have moved back…
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…
Seven Trends SMEs Should Be Across This Year
BY SHARON WILLIAMS
It’s hard to believe we’re more than a month into the new year. Many corporates didn’t return to business until after Australia Day, giving the SME owners who’d…
What Your Client Needs to Know About the Luxury Car Tax
You can judge whether a car is luxury or not, according to the government, if it costs more than $65,094 for 2017-18 (and $75.526 for “fuel-efficient” cars). It was…
Wealthy Increasingly Using SMSFs as Slush Funds to Minimise Tax
By Rod Myer
Self-managed superannuation funds are increasingly being used as slush funds to manage the assets of wealthy people rather than for building independent retirements, according to experts.
New figures…
The Hidden Costs of Starting a Business
By Alan Manly
Startups with good a business plan give comfort to entrepreneurs and investors in part because the plan details the objectives, strategies and tactics along with the anticipated profits. There is however a wide…
If Your Client’s Business Loan Is Knocked Back, What Can They Do?
Despite their best efforts, business owners can still be denied finance when applying for a loan from a bank or other financial institutions. And while a loan refusal can…
A Last-minute Guide to Preparing Your Business for Australia’s New Data Breach Regulations
By Ken Pang
The deadline has been known for more than two years, yet many Australian organisations are still woefully unprepared for new data breach regulations that come into effect…
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…
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