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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We are often asked whether it’s possible to offset a loss in one company against the profit in another.
The answer is that there is no automatic way of offsetting losses and profits between your companies.
Most people try to manage a situation like this by putting through charges between the companies after year end ... |
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Christmas is expensive enough. We take you through some of the key ways tax impacts on your Christmas spirit.
For you
Who can claim the deduction for charitable gifts?
Giving a goat, funding a village well, buying a toilet, or farming equipment for people in third world countries is a common gift, particularly for those that just d...
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Land Tax is something we have written about previously this year but it is an area that we have considerable enquiries about so we thought we would provide information on the most frequently asked questions:
What is Land Tax?
It is an annual state government tax payable by the owner of the land. It is imposed in all states and ACT but n... |
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Australia has progressively fallen behind in the Global Innovation Index for the last few years. Last year alone, Australia slipped three places from 18 to 21 (Switzerland, Sweden and Singapore were the top performing countries).
Boosting innovation is a question that has plagued the Government for some time and the restructur... |
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