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When it’s the end of the financial year, it’s crucial to reflect, check, and plan your finances effectively. Whether you are a business owner, a salaried individual, or an investor, the End of Financial Year (EOFY) is a significant point in your financial calendar....

In today’s increasingly complex financial world, the value of professional financial advice has become more essential. Whether you are preparing for retirement, managing an investment portfolio, or navigating ever-changing tax regulations, working with a qualified...

Paying taxes is an unavoidable aspect of running a business, but are you paying more than you need to? Many business owners unintentionally overpay due to missed deductions, poor structuring, or a lack of professional guidance. By identifying tax inefficiencies and...

Tax time in Australia can be stressful for many individuals and business owners. Understanding how a tax refund works can help ensure you manage your finances in the right way. Whether you are completing your own tax return or seeking help from a professional tax...

Many business owners find it challenging to manage business tax matters. They struggle with complex tax rules and regulations, as well as tax audits and unexpected penalties. Tax issues can arise for several reasons: maybe it’s because of rapidly changing tax laws or...

Decisions are made every day that can significantly impact a business’s future. That’s why it’s always suggested to have accurate data before making any decision for your company. These decisions are based on financial data gathered by an accountant. Reaching out to...

You can claim credits for the fuel tax (excise or customs duty) that is included in the price of the fuel you use in your business activities. However, some fuels and activities are not eligible for these fuel tax credits, including: Fuel used in light vehicles with a...

People often wait until they are in deep trouble before seeking professional help. For small business owners, reducing costs initially might seem sensible, but it’s important not to overlook the benefits of getting expert advice from taxation accountants. Having a...

Cash flow is a crucial component of any business. It helps with daily operations, covers essential bills, and supports staff salaries. Yet, many business owners struggle to maintain effective cash flow. Issues like unforeseen expenses or delayed customer payments can...

If your business is registered for GST, you must send tax invoices to your clients, gather GST and send it to the ATO with your BAS. There are a few ways you can easily manage: You can get help from a tax accountant who is well-aware of using business accounting...

If you want to keep your business finances in order, it is crucial to pay attention to your business finances. Accounting is one of the crucial aspects of any business, and having an accurate and updated view of the financial condition of your company is crucial for...

Individuals, trusts, partnerships, and corporations may make errors when filing their income tax returns for various reasons. Therefore, all taxpayers are allowed to correct their returns within the designated timeframes. When do you need to amend your tax return? You...

Every business in Australia needs the right financial advice, which is far beyond basic compliance requirements. Getting help from professional taxation accountants in Melbourne has become crucial for startups and established companies in Melbourne seeking to optimise...

You may have heard about a new U.S. tax bill, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill, but what does it mean for Australian investors, especially superannuation funds and small businesses with US exposure? Where are things at? Australian super funds currently have around...

For many years, trust structures have been an important part of the Australian tax and financial system, providing asset protection and flexibility in how income is shared. However, recent rule changes and the increased complexity of managing trusts have made them...

Starting from 1 July 2025, carrying an ATO debt will become more expensive, as two types of interest charges imposed by the ATO will no longer be deductible. What are the interest charges? The ATO charges two types of interest: General Interest Charge (GIC): The GIC...

Division 296 super tax is a controversial Federal Government proposal to impose an extra 15% tax on some super earnings for individuals if their total super balance (TSB) is above $3 million as of 30 June of the relevant income year. This measure isn’t law yet and...

For all businesses, it’s essential to understand goods and services tax, but with various rules and guidelines, it’s easy to get confused. Many business owners ask: what are the common GST mistakes when reporting GST? And, more importantly, how you can avoid making...