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How to eliminate FBT on your company car

How to eliminate FBT on your company car? Are you sick of paying as much as $9,000 fringe benefits tax (FBT) on your company car each year? There is a solution. The Government is exempting FBT on all electric cars and plug in hybrids, purchased after 1st July 2022. The purchase price must be less…

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Can you achieve increased overall wellbeing by engaging a Financial Adviser?

Wellbeing is usually associated with eating well and getting enough rest; however good Financial Advice can also improve your overall wellbeing.  A great Financial Adviser can help free you from financial worries and stress and help you gain control over your financial situation.  This will often lead to more confidence, improved peace of mind and…

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Director IDs – late fines, extensions and registration bugs

Approximately 700,000 Australian Company Directors failed to meet the ATO deadline of 30 November to register for their Director ID number. Thankfully, the ATO has confirmed an extension until 14 December to get this done, or face a fine of up to $13,200. The mandatory system was introduced in 2021 to combat illegal phoenixing activity,…

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ATO targets small business on late and upaid tax

Small businesses are one of the biggest contributors to the national tax debt, according to the ATO, and now they’re cracking down to recoup the $11.9 billion owed. Regular tax collection and penalties for late payment are ramping up from January 1, 2023. So what do you need to do to stay on the right…

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2023 business people and workplace trends

There is a real family and lifestyle theme to the business people and workplace trends of the future. This comes after two years of social distancing and the governments new strategy of encouraging primary carers back to work to help alleviate the skills shortage.  Here’s what you can expect to see some top employers offering…

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6 tips for being better off in 2023

2023 is likely to bring further inflation, interest rate rises and higher cost of goods and services. Now is a good time to consider how to make your money stretch further so you can be better off in the areas that mean the most to you. 1. Run a spending audit Print your bank statements…

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Federal Budget – the biz and finance wrap

By now, we’re all familiar with the political rhetoric around ‘tightening our belts’ to recover the $36.9 billion Federal Budget deficit and survive higher cost of living. The recently announced budget suggests that resource prices, taxes and low-unemployment are crucial to economic recovery. Read on to discovery how those budget themes will impact SME’s. A…

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Tax and super rules for the festive season

Small businesses gearing up to hire Christmas and summer casuals for what (we hope) will be a prosperous peak period, or who wish to celebrate without restriction this festive season, must keep the new super and tax rules in mind. Summer casuals – Employers are now required, as of 1 July 2022, to pay their…

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