Government to push ahead with GIC deduction changes

A proposed measure to deny deductions for the general interest charge has received the green light from a Senate Committee.

Vehicle association calls for stricter definitions with luxury car tax changes

The fuel-efficient definition for the higher luxury car tax threshold should be limited to zero-emission cars only, the Australian Electric Vehicle Association has said.

ASIC continues crackdown on dodgy directors

The corporate regulator has taken enforcement action against four company directors and 58 individuals for contraventions relating to company collapses.

5 Clauses Tenants Should Look For When Reviewing a Lease

 

Before signing a commercial lease, verify critical terms like rent, insurance, and renewal clauses to match your business’s future plans.

 

Salary sacrifice and your super

An important consideration in building your super balance is to salary sacrifice you earning to make additional contributions to your super.

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Check out the most Powerful Economies in Europe | 1960-2024

Resources and Tools to help our Clients build their future

 

Making our website into a valuable resource for our clients is very important to us.

 

E-Commerce Laws You Must Know To Run An Online Business

 

Make sure your e-commerce business complies with Australian Consumer Law by having accessible terms and conditions.

 

ATO issues alert on guarantee arrangements and Division 7A

 

A new taxpayer alert raises concerns about certain arrangements involving guarantees by private companies for third-party loans.

 

Warning on ATO data matching “lifestyle” assets and your business

 

Data matching programs are a major compliance tool at the ATO and taxpayers need to be aware of them.

 

Managing your business’s tax debts

 

The ATO has recently shifted to a more active approach to debt recovery and may require a more proactive method from you with dealing with tax debts.

 

Social media scams dominate losses in 2024

 

Scammers exploiting online platforms fleeced Australians out of $58 million, topping all other fraud categories.