SMSFs need to prepare for the new transfer balance cap
Legislation introducing changes to the superannuation regime were recently passed by Parliament.
Read MoreExtending the festive cheer (in a tax efficient way)
The festive season is here again, and as with other years it is always brimming with the spirit of giving. The list of practical ways in which Australians spread goodwill is as endless as a Christmas wreath. The ATO also gets into the spirit of the season, but of course feels required to set some limits.
Read MoreBusiness in Focus: Stuart Pinfold, Property Developer: Stackbrae, Lake Wanaka
This month’s Business in Focus is New Zealand resident and property developer Stuart Pinfold who is building an exciting new development on the shores of lake Wanaka, New Zealand, called Stackbrae, Lake Wanaka.
We speak with Director Stuart Pinfold to learn more about this amazing development and the attractiveness to both Australian and New Zealand property buyers.
Read MoreTED Talks: Casey Gerald – The gospel of doubt
What do you do when your firmly held benefits turn out not to be true?
When Casey Gerald’s religion failed him, he searched for something new to believe in – in business, in government, in philanthropy – but found only false saviors. In this moving talk, Gerald urges us all to question our beliefs and embrace uncertainty.
Read MoreRebate Scheme – Jobs Action Plan
The 2016-17 Budget, announced by NSW Treasurer Gladys Berejoklian recently, has tweaked the government’s Jobs Action Plan, which provides payroll tax rebates for eligible businesses hiring new staff.
Starting from July 31, 2016, businesses will only be eligible for the rebate if they employ 50 or less full-time equivalent (FTE) employees.
Read MoreI’m a volunteer. Any taxing issues?
From sporting clubs or environmental groups to many charity associations, volunteers are an indispensable workforce and support network for many organisations. For most, if not all, having volunteers ready to lend a hand is pivotal in them being able to function or survive.
Read More5 smart things to do with your tax refund
For many people, their tax refund is treated like a mini lottery win. This tax time, consider putting your “gift” from the ATO to good use and silencing the part of you that wants to fritter it away on things that expire.
Read MoreClient in Focus: My Baby Basics
We speak with Sally Maxwell, business owner of My Baby Basics on her startup success and discuss the challenges she and her team face.
Read MoreSimple steps… Avoid the traps
Avoiding common financial traps by following some very simple steps could provide a healthy boost to your savings and retirement wealth.
Read MoreBusiness assets, personal use?
Is there a problem with using your company’s assets for yourself? Assets that belong to your business but that are being used for your own benefit or enjoyment can potentially trigger a tax issue known as “Division 7A”.
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