By Anthony Keane
CHANGES to superannuation funds’ fee disclosure are making nest eggs more transparent, a timely prompt for the owners of Australia’s 29 million super fund accounts to check…
Five Tips to Kickstart Your Business Dream
By Lisa Messenger
IF YOU’RE back in the thick of the nine-to-five slog, dreaming of working for yourself, 2018 might be the perfect time to do it. IF YOU are going…
Millennial Startups: Worth Your Investment
BY JESSICA KONCZ
Startup culture is booming in Australia, especially within the millennial marketplace. While creative freedom and drive is the backbone of many startups, it’ll likely take financial backing and…
Capital Works Deductions for Rental Property
Rental property investors can claim capital works deductions for construction costs for a rental property, however there are limits imposed in relation to the dates such works were completed….
Marketing Matters: Is Your Business Using the Best Marketing Plan?
BY GUEST AUTHOR
Marketing, if done well, can help you engage your audience, attract new customers, and even break into new markets, ultimately leading to an increase in revenue and profits.
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Are You Paying Your Staff, but Not Paying Yourself a Proper Salary?
By Nina Hendy
Sydney creative agency owner Tamlyn van Zyst admits she didn’t pay herself a salary for the first nine years in business.
“Luckily I had a very supportive husband…
Is Capital Gains Tax Payable on a Home Used to Run a Small Business?
By Max Newnham
Despite the income limit definition of a small business entity increasing from $2 million a year to $10 million a year from July 1, 2016, the income test…
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…
Small Business Car Parking FBT Exemption
By Tax & Super Australia
A business becomes liable for car parking fringe benefits tax where it provides parking for more than four hours on its premises to its employees,…
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