Superannuation and SMSF
Changes to Super Laws from July 1
New superannuation laws are coming into effect for the 2024/25 financial year beginning on July 1. The changes are in 3 key areas: Each change
June 5, 2024
New superannuation laws are coming into effect for the 2024/25 financial year beginning on July 1. The changes are in 3 key areas: Each change
The 2024/25 Federal Budget has been delivered by Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Here is a summary of the key business announcements. Instant asset write-off scheme extended
The 2024/25 Federal Budget has been delivered by Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Here is a summary of the key announcements for individuals. Tax cuts The tax
Turning your PPR (principal place of residence) home into an investment property is a potential wealth-building option to consider, especially given the high tenant demand
All Australian taxpayers will receive a tax cut when the 2024/25 financial year commences on July 1. This means that there is an opportunity to
Our May 2024 monthly edition of Tax News contains information on a number of recent developments, including: Government warns of ‘malicious’ myGov scammers The Government has urged Australians to
For many businesses, the temporary instant asset write off ceased on the 30th June 2023. However, from the 1st July 2023, the instant asset write
One effective tax planning strategy is to maximise your superannuation contributions. Superannuation contributions can offer significant tax benefits, as they are taxed at a lower
Welcome to our 2024 Tax Planning Strategies series. Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing valuable insights and strategies to help you optimise
Our April 2024 monthly edition of Tax News contains information on a number of recent developments, including: How to claim working from home expenses Taxpayers who have been working
Tax Deduction Opportunities with Super Contributions There are some excellent tax benefits you can gain by making voluntary superannuation contributions. Generally, money invested in super
Last year it was announced that eligible electronic vehicles (EVs), plug-in hybrids and associated expenses provided under employer salary packaging arrangements are exempt from fringe
Discover over 50 tax deductible items you could claim in your next tax return. Simply fill in your details below and we will send this checklist to you.
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