What to expect from the 2017 Federal Budget? With the 2017-18 Federal Budget set to be handed down tomorrow the Government has now moved into “Budget mode”, building suspense and drip-feeding information about a series of budget [...]
Why work-related travel claims are easy pickings for the ATO The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is on the warpath over work related travel expenses and is prepared to test the boundaries of claims in court. [...]
Splitting Contributions Provided by Euroz Securities Given the changes that take effect from July 1st, the equalisation of superannuation benefits between members of a couple can be a highly effective strategy to enhance the tax effectiveness of your [...]
Being your own boss can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be an extremely challenging one. It's important that you prepare your business for tomorrow and that means taking steps today to future proof your hard work.
What employers need to know about FBT 2017 The Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year ends on 31 March which means the ATO will be looking closely at whether or not every employer who should be [...]
The Christmas rush is over, payments have slowed down due to a dip in customer spending and your Business Activity Statement is due. Sound familiar?
New Registered Company Auditor for Greenwich & Co The Directors of Greenwich are delighted to announce that one of our Audit Managers, Lin Lee Kwa has been approved as a Registered Company Auditor by the [...]
10 key tips to keep the cash flowing No matter what kind of business you operate, cash flow is what keeps it going. Your business may be making sales left and right but, if the [...]
Following the recent abuse of the program by the building and construction industry, the Australian Taxation Office is cracking down on the exploitation of research and development tax incentives and will be addressing the misuse of the incentive.
Following the enactment of the amendments to the tax rates for backpackers from 1 January 2017, employers who employ (or intend to employ) backpackers are required to register with the ATO.
