Signs of relief for Aussie businesses as financial stress starts to ease
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Back pay rules are changing — here’s what you need to know
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Essential tax planning tips for small businesses this end of financial year
As the 2024-25 end of financial year (EOFY) draws to a close, small business owners should take proactive steps to optimise their tax positions. With the deadline of 30 June fast approaching, now is the time to finalise records, confirm compliance and maximise deductions. Below are five essential areas to focus on:
1. Leverage the $20,000 instant asset write-off
From air fryers to audits: The ATO is watching dodgy deductions
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Gen Z and Millennials drive rise in new business formations
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SMSFs urged to go paperless as ATO turns to digital
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is encouraging all SMSFs to move away from paper records and lodge their fund activities digitally. Not only is online lodgement more secure, but it comes with additional benefits, including: * an extra two weeks to lodge * fewer errors * faster refunds |
Small business tax cut could deliver $11.4 billion economic Boost
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New economic modelling shows that cutting the small business company tax rate from 25% to 20% could boost GDP by up to $11.4 billion and create over 3,300 permanent jobs. |
New measures to tackle late payments to small businesses
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Small businesses prioritising growth in 2025
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Trade payment defaults and business insolvencies on the rise
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