The recent income tax cuts that passed through Parliament do not mean everyone automatically gets $1,080 back from the Government as soon as they...
From 1 January 2020, the Government intends to restrict the value of cash payments a business makes or accepts to amounts under $10,000. Ignoring...
When an employee uses a taxi service for travel to or from work or if the employee is sick, it is generally exempt from Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT)...
Would you claim the Lego you bought for your kids throughout the year as a tax deduction? One taxpayer did and it made the Australian Taxation...
Last month, Active Accounting Group got together outside of the office to prepare a meal for the wonderful families staying at the Ronald McDonald...
The ATO has provided a concession from single touch payroll for payments by small employers to closely held payees.
Single touch payroll (STP) was...
Tip-offs to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have reached an all-time high with close to 60,000 tip-offs received between June and May 2019 –...
If you are a business that provides a cleaning or courier service you will need to report payments you make to contractors if;
It’s not uncommon for people to put assets such as their family home into a trust, particularly professionals working in litigious fields or...
New pay rates came into effect from 1 July 2019 with the minimum wage increasing by 3% from the first full pay period. The new national minimum...
