A checklist of a few items to examine further, before year-end.
Read MoreA checklist of a few items to examine further, before year-end.
Read MoreA checklist of a few items to examine further, before year-end.
Read MoreA few extra matters to consider when preparing employee payment summaries
Read MoreSMSF investors and their professional advisers could be missing out on significant tax advantages by simply being unaware of the deductions they can claim, according to one tax depreciation expert.
Read MoreWill you pay tax earlier than necessary?
Read MoreThe federal government's intends to ease the rules around early access to retirement savings as a result of terminal illness.
Read MoreChris’ 39 years at Bush & Campbell will come to an end at 30 June 2015 when he permanently retires.
Read MoreThe end of financial year always seems to come up faster than it should. When it comes to self managed superannuation it is important that certain matters, if applicable to your circumstance, are considered prior to 30 June.
Read MoreWhile the Coalition is holding to the pre-election promise (for now), there is increased pressure on government to change certain rules in super funds, including SMSF’s.
Read MoreFrom 1 July 2011 the Australian Taxation office changed the rules relating to how a SMSF must manage collectible (antique cars, artwork, wine and alike) assets;
Read MoreThere are a number of SMSF’s that now own either commercial or primary production property that is leased back to a related person (or business) of the super fund.
Read MoreContributions - 2015 year increased tax deductible contributions cap for anyone 49 and above
Read MoreThe ATO is encouraging those with multiple super funds to consolidate their super into one account, with 45 per cent of working Australians currently holding more than one super fund.
Read MoreA trustee in bankruptcy has extensive powers to act in the place of the debtor and deal with the creditors.
Read MoreIn each of 2013 and 2014 financial years approximately 20,000 Australians declared themselves bankrupt.
Read MoreA taxpayer who thought he was making a simple and standard family transaction was caught for Capital Gains Tax.
Read MoreWhat should employers report on an employee’s statement of earnings (which most people still call a group certificate)?
Read MoreFirst time home buyers may be allowed to dip into their superannuation savings to help them get on the property ladder, under proposals being considered by Treasurer, Joe Hockey.
Read MoreSubsection 262A (4AJA) of the 1936 Income Tax Assessment Act requires the previous owner of a property to provide the new owner with relevant construction cost information.
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