Hornsby Accountants, Tax Agents, Business Advice and Consultants

 

We have established ourselves as a team of dedicated accounting and tax professionals

We provide exceptional service in a timely and efficient manner.
Our firm is located in Hornsby in Sydney but we have clients all throughout Australia.
We are large enough to offer the full range of accounting and taxation solutions, yet small enough to offer a friendly, hassle-free, tailored service.

Why Choose Us As Your Accountant?

At Links 2 Accountants & Advisors, we:

  • care about the advice we give and the outcome of that advice
  • take initiative to help you improve your position
  • pay special attention to the quality of the work & advice we provide
  • put ourselves in your shoes to develop an understanding of you and your objectives

Our Clients Include

Hornsby Accountants supporting the Building & Construction Industry
Building & Construction

Plumbers, Painters, Pest Control, Electricians, Air Conditioners, Property Investors and Real Estate

Hornsby Accountant supporting Industrial Companies
Industrial Services

Retailers, Manufacturers, Hoteliers. Agricultural, Importers, Exporters and Non-Profit Organisations

Hornsby Accountants supporting Professional Services
Professional Services

Medical, Dental, Physiotherapists, Legal, Engineering, Architects, and Management

Accountants for Service Providers - Hornsby
Service Providers

Child Care Operators, Mortgage Lenders, and Teachers

Links 2 Accountants & Advisors is conveniently located next to Hornsby Westfield.
We can accommodate your busy work schedule by having evening and Saturday appointments available.

Did You Know

Wages increase across public and private sectors

The wage price index, which measures changes in the price of labour, rose 0.9% for the December 2023 quarter, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

This was the highest quarterly increase since March 2009 and meant that average wages rose 4.2% for the whole of 2023.

Both public and private sectors saw increases, with public sector wages rising 4.3% over 2023 and private sector increasing 4.2% for the year.

This is the first time since December 2020 that the public sector has overtaken the private sector.

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 Posted: Feb 2024
ATO warns of penalties for overdue TPAR lodgements

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has warned that businesses failing to submit their Taxable Payments Annual Report (TPAR) by the due date will face penalties.

 The TPAR, which must be lodged by 28 August every year, details payments made to contractors who provide the following services:

 * Building and construction

* Courier

* Cleaning

* Information technology (IT)

* Road freight

* Security, investigation or surveillance

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 Posted: Feb 2024
HILDA survey reveals tax relief skewed towards top earners]

The latest Household, Incomes and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey reveals that over the past two decades, the country’s highest earners have received significantly more tax relief than the average worker due to the phenomenon of ‘bracket creep’.

 The HILDA survey, conducted by the University of Melbourne, tracks economic well-being and other aspects of life in Australia.

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 Posted: Feb 2024
How AI could boost productivity

New research from the Productivity Commission has found there is still plenty of untapped potential in artificial intelligence (AI) for Australian businesses.

 In the report, the Commission details several ways in which AI can address productivity in business, including:

 * Skill and labour gaps: AI has the ability to add skills through potentially automating some tasks, leading to a smarter use of the limited workforce.

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 Posted: Feb 2024