A reminder that superannuation contributions are only tax deductible in this financial year if they are received in your fund before 30 June. We recommend paying contributions well in advance (we suggest by 17 June, or contact your super fund or clearing house for their advice) to factor in possible processing delays. The base annual [...]
The Superannuation Guarantee increases to 10.5% from 1 July and the $450 per month earning threshold will be removed. Businesses are advised to update payroll software to correctly calculate the SG entitlement. Employees previously not eligible for super under the $450 threshold will need to provide their employer with a nominated super fund, which will [...]
Now is the time to finalise and implement your 2021-22 end of financial year tax plan and ensure any last-minute arrangements are accounted for. Here is a quick list of the common matters that will need your attention now to enjoy possible tax saving and business benefits before 30 June. Now is the time to [...]
Businesses that engage genuinely in the audit process will realise value in the confidence it can bring in terms of business success, financial security, improved profitability, efficiencies and productivity. For those seeking to attract new investors or finance from banks, audit offers additional opportunities to satisfy requirements and provide peace of mind. As Sydney accountants [...]
As we approach the end of another financial year, now is the time to consider the tax planning strategies that will help you optimise your cashflow and avoid paying more tax than you should. Each year, we assist a diverse range of clients – including business owners, family groups and individuals – to make the [...]
As 30 June 2020 approaches, now is the time to consider available options to reduce your income tax in the current financial year (2020FY). The 2020FY has been extraordinary, starting with the devastation of the eastern seaboard bushfires which was followed by the significant economic and social upheaval associated with the arrival of the COVID-19 [...]
Defer your income Income becomes taxable when it is derived. If your business operates on a cash basis, this occurs when you receive the income. If instead, you operate on an accruals basis, then the income is derived when you have completed the work or the sale. So, either way, as the end of the [...]
