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Did you know you’ll need to register for and collect GST even if your business earns less than $75,000 as an Uber driver? Making money as an Uber driver has increased in popularity in Australia, but you’ll need to be prepared when it comes to regulations and tax. Read more here to find out what you need to know.
Just like night follows day, nothing is going stop tax time. To make sure you don’t pay too much tax, it’s beneficial to prepare your tax deductions ahead of time. If you get organised you might even look forward to EOFY and rub your hands in glee at the extra cash headed your way. How, you ask? Our short report will fill you in on the details.
Do you fly-in-fly-out for your job? You might be surprised at what you can and can’t claim as a tax deduction. It’s not as straight forward as you think. Our short report outlines tax deductions for FIFO workers.
Planning for your income tax is a massive undertaking. You don’t want to miss an expense because you want to claim every tax deduction you can to lower your overall tax obligation. That’s completely understandable. The difference could be hundreds, if not thousands of dollars back in your pocket. However, year after year many Australian’s struggle at tax time. The best laid plans often go awry, so if you’re struggling our short report offers some suggestions that may help.
Pay more tax to the ATO – says no Australian ever! One way to reduce your taxes is to find someone to help you do just that but with the plethora of tax agents and tax accountants in Australia, it’s hard to know who to trust. Find out what you should know when you choose your tax agent.
New ATO powers came into effect after the federal government passed a law in late 2019 to protect the Australian economic landscape to report business with over $100,000 in tax debt greater than 90 days. The business entity must have an ABN, have one or more tax debts, are not engaging with the ATO themselves or through a tax agent to manage the debt and don’t have an active complaint with the Inspector-General of the Taxation Ombudsman with an attempt to report the tax debt. Our short report outlines what the exceptions are and what you need to know if you have a tax debt.