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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.
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Property owners given CGT reminderYou can’t slide under the radar and avoid reporting capital gain tax (CGT). This is the message the Australian Tax Office (ATO) is sending to property owners after noticing a number of mistakes in people’s tax submissions. Your main residence is exempt from CGT but if you have used it to earn rental income, whether long- or short-term rentals, or you’ve run a business from home, you may have to pay CGT. Tags: Posted: Oct 2023 |
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Why the ATO is cracking down on business tax debtsThe Australian Tax Office (ATO) is intensifying its efforts to address business tax debt as a result of what it calls concerning trends, particularly made worse by the Covid-19 pandemic. Tags: #Hornsby Accountant #Hornsby Tax #Hornsby Business Posted: Oct 2023 |
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The four-step process for hiring workersAustralia’s population is surging: it increased by 2.2% or 563,000 people in the year to March, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. From a business perspective, net overseas migration accounted for 81% of that growth, thanks to the increase in students and migrant workers. That means there are now a lot more migrants in the labour pool. The Department of Home Affairs says businesses should follow this four-step process when hiring workers: Tags: #Hornsby Accountant #Hornsby Tax #Hornsby Business Posted: Sep 2023 |
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ATO warns small businesses of tougher enforcement for late taxesSmall businesses have come under fire for late and non-tax payments by the Australian Tax Office (ATO). During an address by the ATO deputy commissioner Vivek Chaudhary, he noted that payment culture, once prompt and successful, has swayed since the pandemic with many small businesses accumulating tax debts. The ATO will return to business-as-usual when collecting overdue debt to reset expectations of cancelling or lowering penalties. The ATO will focus on five areas: * Unpaid superannuation payments Tags: #Hornsby Accountant #Hornsby Tax #Hornsby Business Posted: Sep 2023 |