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END OF YEAR SUPERANNUATION CHECKLIST
As the end of financial year approaches, it’s time to start ticking off your superannuation checklist. It pays to start thinking about whether or not you will be able to make any additional personal contributions to your super. In addition to topping up your retirement nest egg, you will also benefit from some generous tax
Tax Tips For Property Investors
The following tax tips for property investors can help savvy Australian save a large amount on their tax bill by deducting associated expenses. Negative gearing allows property investors to claim any shortfall between their income and expenditure on an investment property as a deduction against their total taxable income. Most property investors are aware of
CAPITAL GAINS AT END OF FINANCIAL YEAR
The end of financial year is a good time to think about your capital gains and losses for the year. Continue reading to learn more abut minimising capital gains tax here. Timing and planning are everything when it comes to minimising your CGT bill and making the most out of your investment returns. Capital gains
The Top 5 Ways to Pay Less Tax
We had a great response to our webinar last week where I outlined my Top 5 Ways To Pay Less Tax. As I highlighted at the session, without sound advice from a savvy business advisor, many small business owners end up paying significantly more tax than they should be. There are undoubtedly numerous ways to
ARE YOU PLANNING TO AVOID TAXING ISSUES?
Last week I wrote about one of the acronyms that we accountants seem to like so much. Well I’ve got another one for you this week: EOFY or End Of Financial Year. With less than 3 months until the end of the tax year, I’m already getting questions from clients about what they might be
IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN FOR YOUR FRINGE BENEFITS TAX RETURN
It’s that time of year for another 3-letter acronym! Yes, we’re talking FBT time or your Fringe Benefits Tax Return to give it its full name. Just to make things a little more complicated the FBT year is completely different to the income tax year and ends on 31 March. This means that if you’re