Making theft legal between 2003 and 2025
As you would have heard, the Government had a rush on trying to pass 40 Bills in Parliament yesterday at its last sitting for the 2024 year. One […]
The $3 Million Super Tax
Key points The new tax is still subject to legislative passage with a stated start date of 1 July 2025 It will mean an additional tax of 15% […]
Sick leave – you thought it was simple?
Whether you’re an employee or an employer, staff leave entitlements can be a minefield. The Basics – Full-time and part-time employees can take paid sick leave if they […]
Special Disability Trusts
What happens if you are holding an asset for the benefit of caring for a family member with a disability, but it is creating negative consequences for you? […]
Send a sales invoice from Xero to Xero
If you’ve received a contacts Xero network key and added it to their contact details, you can send them an invoice Xero to Xero. This creates a draft […]
Common Errors for Rental Property Owners
The ATO’s recent extended data rental property matching program require software providers to provide details of rent and expenses for residential rental properties managed by a property manager. […]
myGovID – It’s Changing
If you use any government portal to access various information, then you’d be familiar with logging into the very clunky myGovID system. Good news, soon myGovID will have […]
When is a Donation Deductible?
To claim a deduction for a donation, you must be the person that gives the donation and it must meet the following 4 conditions: It must be made […]
What does the ATO know about you?
We’re all aware of the information provided to the ATO from various institutions eg Health Insurance, banks, dividends etc. However, their powers are now being extended to rental […]
Is Your Cyber Security Current?
There is no denying it, we live in a digital world. It is good practice, whether as an individual or a business, to regularly look at how you […]