Record keeping does not have to be stressful. Read on for the four top-tech tools to let you keep calm and carry on! Here is the link to the article from “Accounting Today”: http://www.accountingtoday.com/opinion/4-tech-tools-to-keep-you-sane-during-tax-season
There are many add-on apps which can be connected to Xero. One of these you may have heard about is “Receipt Bank”. This add-on allows you to use a mobile phone app to snap photos of your little daily expense
BAS / IAS Returns 31st December, 2016 Just a reminder that we are at the end of the December quarter BAS. We would appreciate if you could collate and send your data / update your files by the end of
The ATO is currently targeting contrived trust arrangements that minimise tax by creating artificial differences between the taxable net income and distributable income of closely held trusts. Arrangements where trustees are engineering a reduction in trust income to improperly gain
Some Australian small business owners may now be able to apply the small business restructure roll-over concession upon restructuring their small business. A key decision when starting up your own small business is deciding on the structure you will use.
Wishing all our clients and business associates a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2017 Please note the office will be closed from Thursday afternoon 15th December and re-open on Tuesday 10th January. Should you require any urgent assistance
Today is International Accounting Day, a time to celebrate the importance of accountants. What better way to start than by taking a look back at how accountants have changed the world as we know it. Click below to read this
Amongst the endless torrent of new technology, a small group of tools holds the potential to genuinely transform how you work. Do you find yourself regularly working late on emails? Is your to-do list always a mile long? Can’t find
BAS / IAS RETURNS – 30th SEPTEMBER 2016 Just a reminder that we are at the end of the September quarter BAS. We would appreciate if you could collate and send your data / update your files by the end
Franking credits are a kind of tax credit that allows Australian companies to pass on the tax paid at company level to shareholders. Franking credits can reduce the income tax paid on dividends or potentially be received as a tax
