The 120% deduction for skills training and technology costs, Fuel tax credit changes & Can I claim a tax deduction for my gym membership?

'Don't Rock The Boat' Budget 2022-23

The ATO’s Attack on Trusts and Trust Distributions, Immediate Deductions Extended & Federal Budget 2022-23.

How to set up your Director ID, Tax and the Normalisation of Cryptocurrency, SMSF COVID-19 Audit Relief Extended.

Unwinding COVID-19 Relief, What happens to your superannuation when you die, Recruiting new employees.

Unwinding the pandemic. Divorce, superannuation and gender divide. Did your super fund receive a compensation payment?

Lockdown support: Update The support available to individuals and business has been constantly evolving and changing.

Lock-downs: What help is available, business in a post-pandemic environment, and 6 Member SMSFs

As widely predicted, the Low and Middle Income Tax Offset (LMITO) will be extended for another year. The LMITO provides a reduction in tax..

The 1 July 2021 superannuation changes Changes from 1 July 2021 will impact on how much money you can contribute to superannuation and...

Why are some businesses returning JobKeeper to the ATO? Super Retail Group - owner of the Supercheap Auto, Rebel, BCF and Macpac brands -...

What is JobMaker? JobMaker is a credit available to eligible businesses and non-profit entities that create new jobs (not if you are...

For those severely impacted by COVID-19, JobKeeper might be available. The third and final phase of JobKeeper has started.

JobMaker Hiring Credits: What We Know So Far We’ve had quite a few questions about the JobMaker hiring credit announced in the 2020-21...

The next steps... We look at the issues for those seeking to qualify for the second tranche of JobKeeper and for those no longer eligible.

Should you discount or hold firm to pre COVID-19 performance on the basis that ‘we’re going to come out of it eventually’?

From 28 September 2020 the payment rates for JobKeeper will reduce and split into a higher and lower rate.

An increase to the minimum wage of 1.75% will start rolling out for the first full pay period from 1 July 2020.

Despite the current economic environment, the company tax rate will reduce to 26% for small and medium businesses from 1 July 2020.

To be a part of the subsidy, employers will need to ensure that their employees receive at least $1,500 per fortnight (before tax).