There are a number of Australian government grants available to growing SME’s. Enterprise Connect offers some grant opportunities that are worth considering. Enterprise Connect is an Australian..
It’s no secret that Azure Group is an accounting firm that offers a range of sophisticated services that goes beyond tax compliance. We pride ourselves in providing our clients with a holistic..
In order to control short-term speculation, stimulate long-term investment, and build up a sustainable capital market, the State Council approved a new tax policy to promote lower tax burden for..
Are you a practice accountant wanting to develop some structure with your advisory services and make that transition to a CFO? Our industry is changing and it is not good enough to only offer..
Pay as you go (PAYG) instalments are a system used by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to collect tax payments towards your expected income tax liability for the current financial year. These..
With Royal Assent given on 4 December 2012 to the Fair Work Amendment Act 2012 , there are a number of important changes that have been introduced from 1 January 2013:
2012 has been heralded as the year of recovery and Australia has been no different. There has been an air of significant improvement and stabilisation across the country and the overall perception is..
With the festive season fast approaching and staff Christmas parties being organised. It is now prudent to start thinking about the Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) consequences of providing entertainment..
The purpose of the Government's “Stronger Super” reforms is to make the Australian superannuation system stronger and more efficient, and to help maximise retirement income for members. Legislation..
The annual fiscal period for Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) ends on the 31st March 2013 and is fast approaching. The due date for lodgement of the 2013 FBT returns is the 28th May 2013. Employers have..
The attractiveness of investing in the US with the current low property prices is obvious. What steps do you need to take to invest in your SMSF and not fall foul of the SIS Act and the ATO?
