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Keep it simple when going digital

Keep it simple when going digital

There is growing (and necessary) pressure on business owners to upskill and digitise their business in order to maintain efficiency and effectiveness. This can be extremely overwhelming and the options available are so plentiful that it can be quite difficult to make the first move.  Just like the desire for individuals to ‘unplug’ and get back to reality, business owners…

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Claiming crypto donations is a risky business

Claiming crypto donations is a risky business

An updated assessment guide by the ATO has revealed that cryptocurrency donations may be liable for both capital gains tax (CGT) and donation tax rules.  So if you are thinking about donating any cryptocurrency assets and then claiming back on the donation, then there are a few things you’re going to need to consider.  Firstly, it is imperative that you…

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Tax planning tips for 2022

Tax planning tips for 2022

Are you interested in improved cash flow management, planning for the future and confidently being able to prepare for your tax liabilities? We have a few tax planning tips and tricks to help you get yourself in the best possible situation. Before you go through them, we want to take the opportunity to remind you of our services here at…

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Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT): A quick guide:

Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT): A quick guide:

You’ve heard of the term a lot, but do you really understand the ins and outs of FBT (Fringe Benefits Tax)? We thought that a short guide on FBT that decodes the jargon and explains how it may affect you, might be a useful read.  Fringe Benefits are provided to an employee. They are essentially non-cash advantages of working with…

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ATO offers automatic interest on early payments

ATO offers automatic interest on early payments

The ATO has stated that from March 2022, they will be automatically identifying, calculating and paying Interest in Early Payments (IEP) entitlements. Any funds you receive will be directly placed into the bank account that you have nominated.  If payments for certain liabilities are made to the ATO 14 or more days before they are due, then businesses are entitled…

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