6 Top Tax Deductions for Construction Workers and Tradies
Construction workers and tradies have their fair share of tax deductions they can claim – but are you claiming everything you’re entitled to? Read more here.
Top 7 Tax Deduction Write Offs for Hairdressers
Hairdressers can either work as employees or run their own business. Make sure you take advantage of these seven tax deduction write offs during tax time.
5 Reasons You Need A Bookkeeper
Running a business can keep you busy, but some sole traders do their bookkeeping well into the morning. Free up time with a professional bookkeeper. Read more.
8 Things You Don’t Want To Forget This Tax Time – #8
Even though you might think that receiving an insurance payout or are claiming workers compensation is not an income, the ATO does regard it as such. These payments may impact your tax, but there are claims that you are entitled to make when you do declare these types of payouts. What do you need to know?
8 Things You Don’t Want To Forget This Tax Time – #7
The internet has opened up so many avenues for earning an income. Drive on the weekends and book with Uber? Rent your tools through Toolmates? Your holiday house through HomeAway or AirB&B? Rent out your caravan through Campify? What should you know about this income stream when it comes to tax?
8 Things You Don’t Want To Forget This Tax Time – #6
Most businesses don’t even think about paying taxes on crowdfunding – that is until they’re face to face with their tax agent. There should be no surprise that with the lifting of Australian restrictions in early 2018, crowdfunding is seen as a valid way to build an income. If you earn or receive any money through crowdfunding, it is deemed assessable income and should be stated on your tax return. So, what exactly do you need to know to get it right?