EOFY: Property tax tips for 2020 plus when to avoid the ‘lazy’ work from home shortcut

Jun 28, 2020

Tags: Accountant Melbourne, Accountant Sydney, Borrowing, Chartered Accountant, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Deductions, Home Office, JobKeeper, JobSeeker, Personal tax, Property

Unprecedented numbers of us have had to work from home this year and for many, navigating what to claim as allowable tax deductions is perplexing. Moreover, any resultant tax refund is especially important for those who have had their hours reduced, pay rate slashed or lost their jobs altogether and need this money now more than ever.

Fight for every dollar of your tax refund, says tax expert

Jun 24, 2020

Tags: Accountant Melbourne, Accountant Sydney, Borrowing, Business, Chartered Accountant, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Deductions, Employees, Home Office, Personal tax, Property, Shares, Small Business, Super

Every dollar counts right now so don't be afraid to fight for what you're entitled to when it comes to your deductions, says tax expert Dr Adrian Raftery.

Tax time for some small business is an opportunity for future growth

Jul 01, 2020

Tags: Accountant Melbourne, Accountant Sydney, Business, Business Activity Statement (BAS), Chartered Accountant, Company tax, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Deductions, Employers, Personal tax, Small Business, Starting a Business

When Hayley Stephens and Robert Fagan began planning the launch of their e-commerce business in January, a global pandemic was not on their radar. Ms Stephens and her brother-in-law Mr Fagan joined forces to create Beechville Lane – an online baby and new mum gift hamper business featuring iconic Australian brands.

If GST gets raised to 12.5%, should stamp duty get axed?

Jul 07, 2020

Tags: COVID-19, GST, Personal tax

There have been fresh calls for the GST to be raised, but some experts are saying now's a good time to review other unpopular taxes like stamp duty.

Millions to score bigger tax refunds

Jul 10, 2020

Tags: Accountant Melbourne, Accountant Sydney, CGT, Chartered Accountant, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Deductions, Home Office, Personal tax, Shares

Australians can expect a bigger tax return this financial year due to a combination of lower taxable incomes and higher claims for work-related expenses, tax experts have said.

comments-rhsLatest Comments

  • "I Saw A Post Online Talking About A Guy Who Helped A Lady Got Proofs From Her Cheating Partners Phone, Without Any Physical Touch Which Means It Was Done Remotely, I Then Tried It Out And To My..."

    By: ENGR KHAN HAZEL at Apr 26, 2024 11:22AM

    Post: 8 TAX CHANGES TAKING EFFECT FROM 1 JULY 2021

  • "I Saw A Post Online Talking About A Guy Who Helped A Lady Got Proofs From Her Cheating Partners Phone, Without Any Physical Touch Which Means It Was Done Remotely, I Then Tried It Out And To My..."

    By: ENGR KHAN HAZEL at Apr 26, 2024 11:19AM

    Post: 8 TAX CHANGES TAKING EFFECT FROM 1 JULY 2021

  • "I got scammed by a Binary option trading company where i had invested the sum of $536K BTC just few months ago, the whole thing was like a movie to me... is not advisable to embrace every opportunity..."

    By: Mario Fernandez at Apr 26, 2024 11:18AM

    Post: 8 TAX CHANGES TAKING EFFECT FROM 1 JULY 2021

  • "Please this is a stern warning to all bitcoin investors. Don’t be a victim to these faceless online fake investments. Most of the companies out there are fraudulent. They are all scam and fake. I've..."

    By: Elizabeth Winn at Apr 26, 2024 10:35AM

    Post: 8 TAX CHANGES TAKING EFFECT FROM 1 JULY 2021

  • "Amazing Love Spell To Get Back With your Partner and Fix Your Broken Relationship  WHATSAPP+2349161779461 My wife broke up with me 3 months ago, and forced me to sign the divorce papers, and I was..."

    By: EVANS at Apr 26, 2024 7:49AM

    Post: 2022/23 fee schedule