
COVID-19 Restrictions Lift in Queensland
As of 1st June 2020, Coronavirus restrictions have lifted further, coming as a huge relief to many Queensland business owners and employees.
As of 1st June 2020, Coronavirus restrictions have lifted further, coming as a huge relief to many Queensland business owners and employees.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be looking into JobKeeper Payment compliance despite taking an initial “understanding and sympathetic” approach when reviewing the turnover projections.
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The Federal Government has released a three-step plan to begin moving the Australian economy into a new normal to prepare for a post-Coronavirus world.
If your business and employees are eligible and have been accepted for the JobKeeper Payment Scheme, then you are required to submit monthly reporting to track how the JobKeeper Payments have affected your business during this COVID-19 period.
Information on the Alternative testing method for the JobKeeper Payment scheme has been long awaited for by many Australian business owners who do not fit into the guidelines of the Basic testing method.
As part of the JobKeeper Payment Scheme Application, a business is required to calculate their Turnover to determine if the meet the eligibility criteria.
Applications for the JobKeeper Payment Scheme open on Monday.
With more Australians than ever working from home in a bid to social distance it is now easier for people to claim on their working from home expenses.
With more Australians than ever working from home in a bid to social distance it is now easier for people to claim on their working from home expenses.
In a press release earlier today, Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morison, announced some changes to commercial leases for those tenants and landlords in financial hardship as a result of Coronavirus, or COVID-19.
COVID-19 or Coronavirus is a respiratory virus strain that is similar to the flu which has created devastating impact on the Australian and global economy. Find out what the Australian Government is doing to help Australian Small Businesses stay strong during this crisis.
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