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Savvy non business owners make it a point to keep track of their daily finances. This minimizes costs and stress. Keeping up-to-date financial records helps when lodging a small business tax return. If you want to start taking charge of your business’ bookkeeping, here are a few tips from The Income Tax Professionals.
In the 2019-20 Federal Budget, the Government announced changes to tax offsets which became law and will affect all Australians. What are those changes and what do they mean for you?
Come tax time, many small businesses are not taking advantage of the many eligible claims you can make. The EOFY is a key time to make sure your books are in order, invest in your own business and take a snapshot of where your business currently stands to maximise your tax return.
Running your own business is tough enough without the added pressure of organising your financial records come tax time. There are ways to make it easier and streamline the process. Knowledge is power. If you know what you can and can’t claim, you’ll not only be well and truly organised, you’ll be able to maximise your tax return. After all, it’s about paying less tax than you have to.
Being in the fitness industry means you have to stay fit. Make sure your books are in peak condition as well with these tips from The Income Tax Professionals.
It’s good news. The NSW government has recently cut taxes for small to medium-sized business by adjusting the threshold on payroll tax. Nearly 40,000 small businesses in NSW are now up to $8,175 better off per year following a second cut to payroll tax in 12 months.