Archive for April 2021
Give us a ‘V’
‘V’ for vaccine and ‘V’-shaped economic recovery. The V-word has had a polarising and exhausting effect on the nation. No matter what your position, the health and economic implications are significant. In this article, we focus on the latter. The economic impact of a delayed rollout is an increased risk of spot lockdowns, and sustained…
Read MoreFBT – why all business owners need to report in May
Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) is often a grey area of tax for businesses, albeit quite black and white for the ATO. It is not an optional payment or reporting responsibility. All businesses with employees are required to review and report Fringe Benefits paid up to 31 March to the ATO by 15 May. It is…
Read MoreBracing yourself for survival in the super wars
Super: there are more questions than answers. Will the Government scrap the legislated rise in superannuation from 9.5% to 12%? How much is enough? Are you in the right fund? Can you afford the increasing Life Insurance premiums from within your fund? It’s enough to want to adopt a mattress-stuffing savings strategy so that you…
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