Category Archives: Tax

Understanding Your Financial Statements

Understanding your financial reports

Now that the 2024 financial year has come to a close, you will soon be receiving your Financial Statements from your Accountant. By understanding your financial statements, you can get a comprehensive understanding of your business’s financial performance, stability, and growth potential. While it can be daunting to read these reports, think of them as […]

Navigating Superannuation Obligations

Navigating Superannuation Obligations

Navigating employee superannuation obligations can be challenging for small business owners in Australia.  By following a simple checklist, you can avoid super guarantee charges (SGC) by ensuring you pay employees the correct amount, to the correct fund by the due date. Check workers eligibility Ensure every worker’s classification is accurate for super guarantee (SG) eligibility. Generally, […]

Taxable Payments Annual Report (TPAR)

TPAR Annual Reporting (TPAR) due August 28th

The Taxable Payments Annual Report (TPAR) was created by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to curb the underreporting or non-reporting of income by contractors. Businesses and government entities that pay contractors may need to report these payments to the ATO by 28 August each year.

Navigating the NFP Self-Review Return

NFP Self-Review Return to begin the 2023_2024 year.

If your not-for-profit (NFP) organisation has an active Australian Business Number (ABN), it’s essential to lodge an NFP self-review return to access income tax exemption. This requirement begins with the 2023–24 income year. Read on to learn how to Navigate the NFP Self-Review Return for Tax Exemption in Australia. Understanding the NFP Self-Review Return The […]

Understanding Changes to the PAYG Withholding Cycle

Need help understanding changes to the PAYG withholding cycle? The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) conducts annual reviews of Pay As You Go (PAYG) withholding cycles to ensure they are aligned with your business’s annual withholding amount. If your PAYG withholding cycle has changed, you would have received a letter from the ATO during April 2024. […]