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26 Nov Posted at 13:40h in Blogs

As the silly season is upon us once again it is probably appropriate to provide some reminders as to the tax consequences of making gifts to and holding Christmas parties for your employees.   ON PREMISE PARTIES If the party is held on business premises, on a normal...

30 Sep Posted at 13:10h in News, Payroll

The Coronavirus has presented a fast evolving and significant challenge to global health systems and economies. The Government has acted decisively in the national interest to support households and businesses and address the significant economic consequences of the Coronavirus.   To support the economic recovery, the Government...

23 Sep Posted at 13:09h in News, Small Business Advisory

The Victorian Government’s Sole Trader Support Fund helps eligible non-employing businesses in sectors that continue to be affected by coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions. The roadmaps show that many sectors will remain closed, restricted or heavily restricted as metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria move towards reopening. Grants from this...

21 Sep Posted at 16:52h in News

Various relief measures and initiatives have been introduced by the Government over the last 6 months in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. One of these initiatives has been to introduce land tax relief by way of deductions, deferrals and in some cases waivers for land...

18 Sep Posted at 12:56h in Blogs, News, Payroll

The Government’s JobKeeper Payment will help keep more Australians in jobs and support businesses affected by the significant economic impact of the Coronavirus. On 21 July 2020, the Government announced an extension of the JobKeeper Payment until 28 March 2021, targeting support to those businesses and not-for-profits who continue...

14 Sep Posted at 12:33h in News, Small Business Advisory

On September 13 the Victorian Government announced the Business Resilience Package - $3billion in cash grants, tax relief and cash flow support that will be delivered to Victorian Businesses most affected by the COVID-19 restrictions. The package is aimed at helping businesses survive and prepare for...

16 Jul Posted at 16:30h in Blogs

The Victorian Government has announced that Stage 3 ‘Stay at Home’ restrictions will be in reinstated across metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire with restrictions in place for at least the next six weeks. Businesses within metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire that are affected by the return...

23 Apr Posted at 09:23h in Blogs, News

Following its release of step-by-step instructions for business owners looking to apply for JobKeeper Payment, the Tax Office has now published guidance for sole traders and businesses that operate in the form of a company, trust or partnership. Sole traders and some other entities (such as...

16 Apr Posted at 14:50h in Blogs, News, Taxation

Working from home? You’re now eligible for a new 80 cents per hour tax shortcut. The ATO has announced new rules which will make it easier for Australians to work from home during the Coronavirus lockdown. The new “Shortcut Method” allows people to claim 80 cents per hour,...

15 Apr Posted at 09:59h in Blogs, News, Superannuation

We want to make sure you are aware of the changes in the minimum pension rules recently introduced because of COVID19. Providing support for retirees To assist retirees to manage the impact of volatility in financial markets on their retirement savings the Government is temporarily reducing...

23 Mar Posted at 14:57h in Blogs, Small Business Advisory

Provides up to $100,000 back to small and medium-sized businesses, with a minimum payment of $20,000 for eligible businesses. The payments will provide cash flow support to businesses with a turnover of less than $50 million and not-for-profit entities that employ staff.  The payment will...

16 Dec Posted at 13:40h in Blogs

As the silly season is upon us once again it is probably appropriate to provide some reminders as to the tax consequences of making gifts to and holding Christmas parties for your employees. On Premise Parties If the party is held on business premises, on a normal...

16 Dec Posted at 10:45h in Blogs

While anxiety and stress are quite often inevitable, it can take a severe toll on the state of your mental health and quality of life if not handled properly. In Australia, 1 in 4 people are affected by anxiety, making it more common than some may...

19 Aug

Posted at 14:49h in Videos

Using a discretionary trust enables income to be distributed to companies and trusts associated with family members. A discretionary trust enables income with different tax characteristics to be streamed to family members individually. The structure can also be applied to non-family beneficiaries....

23 Jul Posted at 11:09h in Blogs, Investment

Positive gearing lets you make a profit on your investment from day one. Provided there is no capital loss, this can be a great way to make money. Problem is: everyone else has thought of that, too. Positive gearing a decent property investment is hard....

09 Jul Posted at 13:51h in Blogs, Superannuation

There are two ways to think about the price of anything. The first is the number of dollars it would cost to purchase that thing. The second is to think about what else we could spend our money on. This is called ‘opportunity cost’ and...

12 Jun Posted at 14:45h in Blogs, Trusts

A discretionary trust is also known as a family trust. This is significant because the beneficiaries are all, or predominantly, members of the same family. The name ‘discretionary trust’ is derived from the role performed by the trustee....

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