Why more Millennials are turning to SMSFs
The growth trajectory of more Millennial SMSFs is set to continue in the years to come, according to the chief executive of Smarter SMSF.
Making the festive season less taxing
As we fly into our second pandemic-impacted festive season, many employers are now, more than ever, looking to bring a little bit of cheer to their employees.
Asian Economies (1960 – 2020)
While there is a very rapid escalation with watching and monitoring the economies of Asia, especially China, it is always interesting to look back over time, in this case 60 years, to see how they have evolved. Doing so adds great perspective.
How the best firms are supporting the mental health of their employees
With the recent pandemic, there have been more conversations and questions over the role of the employer in supporting the wellbeing of their employees.
Business Resources – Grants, Assistance, Resources and more.
The following are some of the links to information on a number of State and Federal initiatives that might help your business through these tough times.
ATO flags focus areas for combating $33.5bn ‘tax gap’
The ATO says it will be focusing on accessing new third-party data, automating audit processes, increasing its access to high-quality data and preventative strategies in order to drive down the overall tax gap.
A 2021 Advent Calendar for our clients
Come back each day and click on the next date for another inspirational quote or poem from some of the greatest writers and poets.
Our 2021 Advent Calendar.
Come back each day and click on the next date for another inspirational quote or poem from some of the greatest writers and poets.
Main residence exemption myths and misconceptions
The surge in the residential property market continues to attract buyers and sellers, many involving the family home. This article considers the common myths and misconceptions when it comes to being eligible for the main residence exemption.
Unused Super Contributions
The carry-forward rules are often overlooked by eligible individuals who do not use the full amount of their concessional contributions (CCs) cap in a particular financial year.