Look at any company that is in financial trouble and you will probably see the Tax Office as one of the larger creditors. The reality is that we all pay a lot of tax - some of it income tax, some withholding tax, PAYG instalments and GST.
There are two fundamental principles to managing taxation:
1. Don’t pay any mor... |
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The FBT year runs from 1 April to 31 March. FBT is one of those areas that many employers struggle with; not because the tax is complex but because of the level of detail required to fulfil your obligations.
How do I know if I need to pay FBT?
If you are not sure whether you are providing fringe benefits to your employees, here ... |
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You might have heard the advertising about the Personal Property Securities Act (PPS Act) and the national register that opened on 30 January 2012. But with a title like that it’s easy to think that the Act and the register are not something that the majority of us need to worry about.
But, if you intend to: borrow... |
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The FBT year runs from 1 April to 31 March. FBT is one of those areas that many employers struggle with; not because the tax is complex but because of the level of detail required to fulfil your obligations.
A problem area: Reportable superannuation contributions
Reportable superannuation contributions need to be disclosed on empl... |
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Standards and Poors has downgraded America’s AAA credit rating, local and international markets are volatile and easily spooked, picking changes in interest rates is more akin to crystal ball gazing, the carbon tax is coming, consumer sentiment remains tight and no one is feeling particularly confident. Welcome to the 2011/2012 financial... |
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