4 steps for NFPs to implement a governance framework
Discover simple steps for NFPs for implementing a sound governance framework.
Year End Tax Planning 2022
With the end of the financial year looming fast, it is an opportune time to consider the tax and financial affairs of your business and ensure that your year-end tax planning is in order.
Fuel costs are only going to get worse, so businesses need to reassess their budgets
It was just two short years ago that the average diesel price was just $1.12 per litre, fuel was in plentiful supply, and oil was hovering around the US$40 ($57.60) a barrel mark.
The sleeping giant has awoken – ATO activity on a steep upward trajectory
ATO recovery actions and, in particular, when they may or may not recommence them, has been a matter of much discussion since the start of the pandemic.
What would stagflation mean for investors?
Commodities such as oil spiked dramatically in February and March, the price of staples such as corn and wheat have soared compared to the value at start of 2020, and European countries are scrambling to reduce their reliance on Russia’s natural gas, creating supply shocks.
Foreign investment changes a needed boost to business confidence
They barely cracked a mention in coverage of the Federal Budget in March, but changes to the foreign investment framework should make it easier for some offshore buyers to invest in Australia — the first substantial change since new rules were introduced in January 2021 amid the pandemic.
ATO finalises approach to Professional Practices
Working in professional services? Find out how new ATO Guidelines might affect you and your firm.
Four years after suspending their guidelines, the ATO has finalised its compliance approach to the allocation of professional firm profits with the publication of Practical Compliance Guidelines PCG 2021/4, set to take effect from 1 July 2022.
Making money in an EV world
The Dealership world is currently sitting on the precipice of a monumental change from which there is no known white knight. The solution to the problem exists, but it requires the dealers to take the initiative and kill a major sacred cow in the process.
India trade deal a big win for the middle market
Earlier this month, Australia and India formalised a new trade agreement, with closer ties consummated in a virtual ceremony hosted by Trade Minister Dan Tehan and India’s Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal.
Use concessional contributions to grow your super faster
Using unused concessional contributions to super to build your nest egg. Many people know they can direct extra payments into their superannuation from their pre-tax income each financial year. These payments, known as concessional contributions, are capped at $27,500 per year from the 2021-22 financial year – and that includes super paid by an employer. […]