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ATO Crackdown Not Over
“We will be on the lookout for unusually high claims this tax time”. With Tax time 2021 fast approaching, the ATO have released their latest
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June 17, 2021
“We will be on the lookout for unusually high claims this tax time”. With Tax time 2021 fast approaching, the ATO have released their latest
Treasury has reported the loss of approximately 56,000 jobs nationwide in the wake of JobKeeper’s End, but don’t go classing 2021 “the new 2020” yet.
Walker Hill’s Tax Time Cheat Sheet Its that time of year, so Walker Hill have collated a cheat sheet with key dates to refer to
You would be surprised how many businesses today avoid technology – especially with the irrefutable proof that it can add to not just the ease,
The Palaszczuk Government has launched Queensland Small Business Month with three new grants programs worth $25 million over two years – making Queensland the place
”While we are not yet out of the pandemic, we are better placed than most other countries in the world to meet the economic challenges
For most people, your employer pays money – ‘contributions’ – into a super account for you. This is called the ‘super guarantee’. They pay these
One think tank has suggested a standardised $3000 deduction to simplify the tax system and save Australians money on accountants. A report, appropriately titled Bye–Bye
So, you want to invest. Whether you’re serious about buying a property, making a large purchase or buying into shares- with anything you invest in,
Independent Review Service: “You make a claim against the ATO, but the ATO is going to be considering the claim. How is that considered to
If you are unsure of how best to proceed now that the stimulus is over, read on for more info. JobKeeper has ended, putting as
At the height of the Covid-19 Pandemic, the ATO paused almost all debt, audit and lodgement work. This ultimately contributed to a $1.3 billion shortfall against
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